Originally published by Hospitality Technology. Decarbonization and net-zero are big goals for the hospitality industry but there are many smaller steps to take on the way to reducing your carbon footprint.
Originally published by Facility Executive. As companies continue to build and act upon their sustainability practices and commitments, they will soon be faced with new regulatory challenges.
Originally published by Total Retail. New technologies are emerging that can give retailers enhanced digital precision into the physical shopping experience. The ability to locate, trace and track resources in physical locations are being used by retailers to understand customers’ shopping journeys and behaviors, perfect their in-store design, and reduce operational costs across the board.
Atrius®, the leading indoor map provider for the world’s largest airlines and airports, announced today that it is the official map solution partner for the 2022 World Aviation Festival (WAF), the globe’s largest aviation technology conference and exhibition.
Originally published by International Airport Review. Tucson International Airport has announced upgrades to the airport's interactive map, allowing passengers to easily explore surrounding facilities.
Originally published by FacilityManagement.com. Sustainability-focused investing has exploded in the past decade as new regulations are in place to value positive social change instead of short-term financial gains.
What do millions of retail stores, hospitals, theme parks, airports, parking lots, and manufacturing facilities worldwide have in common? Cameras. Or, more specifically, closed circuit TV (more commonly referred to […]
Originally posted on COTS Journal. Technology that deploys solutions requiring fewer physical resources and less energy will have a transformational impact on meeting climate change mitigation goals.
Originally published by Crypto News BTC. Cryptocurrency mining and its energy usage implications as firms adhere to ESG goals.
Originally published by BUILDINGS. Hotter summer days are leading to higher than ever energy costs. Here’s how buildings can still save on energy while achieving comfortable temperatures.
Welcome to the final installment of our three-part series exploring the evolution of Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS) and wayfinding. Introducing Atrius Locator brings us full circle to understanding how innovative […]
Originally published by Control Engineering. Automation innovations are ushering in a new era of sustainability, making more informed decisions on creating greener built spaces.
Originally published by Sustainable Brands. Our buildings have long been unresponsive, mute structures for housing, work and play. However, the ongoing Fourth Industrial Revolution’s technological advances are enabling buildings to actively participate in their operations and use resources more efficiently.
Originally published by Facility Management. Colleges are facing increasingly disruptive climate-change impacts. Institutions work toward overall sustainability goals relies on modern, data-rich energy management tools to help create an evolving climate resilience and adaptation framework.
Originally published by Civil + Structural Engineer. Civil engineers can reduce energy usage in built environments and lead the way for other industries to heed Earth Day’s mission and invest in our planet.
Originally published by Engineered Systems. The built space is undergoing a fundamental shift in how data is used to manage, measure, and elevate sustainability goals to all stakeholders. The 2022 State of Energy Management Report provides decision-makers across industries direct insights on how they can continue to improve their sustainability plans and meet ESG goals.
Originally published by Industry Today. Real-time data essential for automation and energy allocation decision making.
Originally published by Airports. Airports are improving how passengers navigate and improve the discoverability of their spaces through wayfinding technology.
Originally published by AutomatedBuildings. For eons our buildings were silent, static structures. As the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) transforms how we experience the world around us, our buildings are achieving new awareness as well. Hear from Kunal Sikka, VP Sales, Atrius and Scott Hamilton, VP, Sales, Distech Controls as they discuss why a "living building” is the next stage in built environments.
Originally published by Changing Higher Ed. The climate crisis has become more visible and tangible than ever. Carleton College is at the forefront of the sustainability model movement offering a replicable model for how others can begin the process of going green.
Every year we conduct a field survey in partnership with Smart Energy Decisions, where hundreds of energy, facility, and sustainability leaders from various organizations weigh in on their experiences over […]
Originally published by Daily Advent. Smart building solutions provider Atrius released its third annual State of Energy Management survey. The survey polled management professionals from a wide variety of organizations within the sector.
Based on a survey of more than 600 energy management professionals across six industries, the New State of Energy Management Report from Atrius® reflects the continued transformation in how leaders develop, achieve, and communicate sustainability goals.
Originally published by FacilityManagement.com. The rate of building innovation when compared to other sectors is significantly slower yet today’s buildings are responsible for more than 40 percent of all U.S. energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Transforming these buildings into intelligent spaces enables solutions to reduce consumption, cut energy costs, and improve sustainability.
We know that buildings are both complex and expensive to manage. While many intricate systems exist within a building, lights are among the most crucial, complex, and costly components to […]
The Intelligent Spaces Group (ISG) makes buildings smarter, safer, and greener through software, sensors, and controls. As spaces move beyond disconnected and analog systems, ISG technology connects systems within our built environment to drive better outcomes for the people within them.
