Moving OT Systems to a Dedicated Private Cloud: Your Private Cloud Services Checklist There’s a strong case to be made for isolating Operational Technology (OT) from the IT network, by migrating it to a secure, dedicated private cloud environment. By moving OT to a...
The efficiency and effectiveness of your building performance relies on two key players: your Information Technology (IT) team, and your facilities department responsible for Operational Technology (OT). And while these two groups ultimately share the same goals—to...
Precision Matters In critical environments, such as laboratories, cleanrooms, data centers and advanced manufacturing, maintaining precise environmental controls is mandatory. Air pressure, temperature, humidity, and particulate levels must meet strict...
The IT/OT Tug-of-War IT/OT convergence in building management often creates tension and the cause is a dusty server used to provide control and management of building systems. It’s connected to the network but outside of IT’s understanding, and therefore, it is...
Lighting is Making Headlines According to the Wall Street Journal, companies are investing in new lighting technologies, including sophisticated lighting controls, as part of their effort to get workers to return to the office. They are embracing the psychological and...
Alarm overload is real. Modern building automation systems (BAS) can generate thousands of alarms each day. With the number of connected systems growing, and more mission-critical equipment requiring constant monitoring, the volume of alerts continues to rise. Most...
