Technology planning should be comprehensive and results-driven
The term ‘smart building’ is sometimes used loosely, but a building is only smart when it’s seamlessly connected, resilient, adaptable, and it serves the people who use it. Too often, the technology systems in a building are disjointed, don’t ‘talk to’ each other, or they are the biggest headache in a construction project. We’ve created a 10-phase process for wholistic, design-build, technology planning for built environments. Whether a hospital, a stadium, or a data center, we recommend following this comprehensive process to ensure better results. Let us know what you think.
