A holistic approach to assessing smart buildings
The commercial smart building market expected to grow to $70 billion by 2023 according to reports from CABA, Navigant Research and Markets and Markets. But how are building owners developing their investment strategies without a common, industry-accepted methodology to measuring building intelligence?
To drive wider adoption of smart buildings, the industry needs a comprehensive, reliable, and measurable framework of assessment criteria for smart buildings. TIA’s Smart Building Program features an industry-led working group that established this holistic assessment criteria. The goal is to help building owners understand the current operational intelligence levels of their property and provide guidance and a roadmap for the journey to smart, while ensuring the ROI in future technology deployments.
$70 BILLION BY 2023
The commercial Smart Building market is expected to grow to $70 billion by 2023 according to reports from CABA, Navigant Research and Markets and Markets.
WHAT IS A SMART BUILDING?
The definition of a smart building has evolved over time, but only when all building systems are fully integrated and sharing data, so they be managed through a single pane of glass with minimal human intervention, can a building truly be considered smart by today’s expectations.
SPIRE Smart Building Assessment and Rating with TIA-Developed Assessment Criteria
Developed with the combined working experience of TIA members and UL, the SPIRE smart building assessment and rating program is designed to help evaluate the performance and technologies of smart buildings. It’s based on TIA's transparent, industry-driven framework that’s aimed at improving smart building performance and occupant experience.
TIA'S SMART BUILDING PROGRAM SPONSORS:
The TIA Smart Building Working Group
TIA facilitates an industry work group for smart buildings which is tasked with developing and maintaining the assessment criteria for the SPIRE Smart Building Assessment and Rating Program. With stakeholders from all aspects of the smart building ecosystem, we ensure objective, holistic and technology neutral criteria for the industry to leverage in verifying the performance of smart buildings.
WHITE PAPER: BUILDING OPERATING SYSTEMS
From design and procurement to deployment and data management, this white paper helps commercial real estate building managers and operators determine a best fit strategy to develop and manage smarter buildings with a centralized Building Operating System.
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Get a closer look at SPIRE, the industry's first holistic smart buildings assessment and rating program. This 2-part webinar series will educate viewers on the six categories of assessment criteria and measurements. Part 1 will dive into Connectivity, Cybersecurity, and Life & Property Safety.
Watch part 2 of our Assessing Smart Buildings with SPIRE webinar as industry experts discuss TIA's assessment criteria categories and measuring performance for Building Sustainability, Power & Energy, and Health & Wellbeing.
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The following content has been provided by the sponsors of TIA's Smart Buildings Program and in no way constitutes as a TIA endorsement of any product, solution, or company.
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Webinar
Guest Moderator Patrick McLaughlin, Editor of Smart Building Technology Magazine, joins industry expert panelists to discuss how building owners and managers are measuring and improving operational performance in these categories and how a comprehensive smart building assessment program like SPIRE can help guide investment strategies that align building operations with business outcomes.
Webinar
Get a closer look at SPIRE, the industry's first holistic smart buildings assessment and rating program. This 2-part webinar series will educate viewers on the six categories of assessment criteria and measurements. Part 1 will dive into Connectivity, Cybersecurity, and Life & Property Safety. Panelists will share how SPIRE criteria were developed and how the program measures performance and provides building owners and managers with the information they need to drive more effective technology investment strategies.
Webinar
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White Paper
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Webinar
This panel discussion explores how a holistic approach to making buildings smarter can both ensure optimal safety and help put workers and travelers at ease. Each of our industry experts provide perspectives on how a common assessment for smart buildings can help ensure that buildings are not only safe, but that the smart technology investment allows for building owners and operators to achieve their desired smart outcomes and increase the value of their asset.
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