ESG goals are objectives businesses set to help them effectively manage their environmental and societal impact.
Commercial Property Executive and CREtech lauded Atrius for helping users improve their buildings’ sustainability and occupant experience
This article was originally posted on HIT Consultant. By investing in energy management, the healthcare industry can continue to improve the lives of its patients. Read more here.
This article was originally published on Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare (PSQH). The healthcare industry is setting sustainability goals to reduce their environmental impact.
This article was originally published on Mission Critical. Massive amounts of energy are needed to build, cool, and operate these facilities Remote work, virtual learning, and the increasing use of […]
Nvidia and Apple Technologies will enable LlamaZOO technology partners like Acuity Brands to visualize, manage and collaborate using their data like never before.
How Sabey Data Centers is Fulfilling Its Climate Pledge You know data exists—big data, manufacturing data, sales data, economic data, personal data, sports data, health data—but do you know where […]
Organizations are facing a growing number of reporting requirements for corporate carbon emissions and are increasingly looking to experts like Atrius and Apex to help them get there.
Originally published by Green Biz. How three cities, Cupertino, Orlando and Boston, are using their communities, new technology and buildings to fight the effects of climate change.
Over 300 sustainability & energy management professionals from various organizations participated in our third annual survey in partnership with Smart Energy Decisions.
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.
How do management, facilities, energy, and sustainability use Atrius? Check out the top 4 use cases according to our customers.
Originally published by Crypto News BTC. Cryptocurrency mining and its energy usage implications as firms adhere to ESG goals.
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.
As the SEC moves closer to mandating ESG reporting, executives, managers, and staff are discussing how they'll meet these new requirements.
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.
In anticipation Earth Day 2022, we asked our colleagues to reflect on their personal and our company's "promises to the earth." Here are a few responses to why they choose to work for a sustainability company and their perspectives on how Atrius solutions enable customers to fulfill their respective organizational missions.
After two years of virtual meetings, Shoptalk was back in-person and at full strength. March 2022 brought nearly 10,000 retail changemakers to Las Vegas to discuss everything from the latest […]
Microsoft expand collaboration to evolve the way spaces can be evaluated, managed, and optimized in the future.
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 sat down with Adam Handler to better understand now only his perspective on how we can make the built environment more sustainable.
