• October 31, 2019

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Bringing capabilities previously not possible or even imagined, the Internet of Things (IoT) is being rapidly adopted by companies around the world. In the previous three articles of this continuing series, we introduced IoT and its application for the commercial refrigeration space, first responders, and control houses and equipment shelters. In this article, we’ll examine how IoT can help facilities professionals meet the challenges of managing resources and equipment.

How IoT Enhances Facility Equipment and Controls

Facilities professionals face a dual challenge: they must operate their buildings, resources, and equipment at peak efficiency while simultaneously ensuring the safety and comfort levels of occupants. Although it’s a delicate balancing act, new IoT technology helps by enabling streamlined resource management. As equipment ages, energy efficiency becomes compromised, and unexpected equipment failures can lead to expensive emergency fixes. Rather than reactively putting out fires, IoT monitoring solutions empower facilities professionals by allowing them to proactively monitor system health, which in turn allows them to identify potential issues before they become problems. This kind of valuable management insight liberates facilities teams so they can handle more productive tasks, such as smart building initiatives.

Implement Facility Management IoT Solutions

We deliver IoT solutions that help increase efficiency while minimizing the complexities of building management. Our solutions can help you manage equipment such as thermostats, water heaters, UPS, HVAC, refrigeration, and more. Leveraging IoT in this way will yield the following benefits:

• Buildings Become “Smarter”: Sensors collect data and manage it according to an organization’s functions and services. Facility managers can improve asset reliability and performance, reducing energy use while minimizing a building’s overall environmental impact.
• Fewer Emergencies: IoT technology helps facility managers identify maintenance and repair issues early. Teams can focus on managing equipment rather than being overwhelmed by unexpected equipment emergencies.
• Improved System Monitoring: With IoT, users can keep track of the health and utilization of systems from one central dashboard. They’re also able to send alerts to mobile devices, which provides real-time visibility and updates.

As our new age of wireless demands greater efficiency, we remain at the forefront of emerging technology as your ally to ensure your systems always operate at peak performance. For more information, visit our IoT solutions page to explore our various offerings across all verticals.