Low/reduced-energy buildings are being built by developers and business owners across the country with a zero or marginal cost premium. This can also be said for retrofitting existing buildings with energy saving technologies. By managing energy and facilities as investments, companies gain control of energy use and achieve high rates of return in the form of energy savings and better performance with their buildings. Benefits from this investment approach can include double digit energy reductions, as well as improved building performance, lower operating costs, increased worker productivity, and environmental responsibility.
Financial/Business Management:
Streamlines operations by integrating all building systems in the enterprise. Speeds resolution of revenue-impacting problems. Improves profitability by lowering cost of operations. Provides better control and manageability of multiple facilities from a central office location. Enhances reporting to support decision-making. Helps identify best practices from each facility. Improves workflow and resource management. Increases tenant/occupant satisfaction.
Energy Management:
Reduces consumption and energy costs with energy analysis tools. Provides knowledge of individual energy consumption patterns and trends. Supports improved energy control and management.
Maintenance & Operations:
Speeds maintenance and problem resolution. Supports preventive maintenance. Reduces equipment downtime. Enables performance-based prioritization of equipment maintenance. Enables remote diagnostics and repair. Lowers renovation and construction costs.
Facility and Equipment Management:
Increases system and equipment functionality. Improves facility operations. Improves customer comfort, enhancing the customer experience. Reduces downtime caused by equipment failure. Improves visibility into mission-critical operational assets via a web-based interface for all facilities.
