Explore the Opportunities of the Internet of Things (IoT)

Smart Buildings Summit 2017 | 28 -29 November 2017, Sydney

Are you interested in enabling dramatically more efficient building operations and growing your margins? Do you want to enhance your tenant relationships and generate new revenue opportunities?

The Smart Buildings Summit is the IoT event for everyone wanting to learn how to use and generate value from building spaces through digital technologies and real-time data. 28-29 November at The Holme Building, The University of Sydney.

Technological advances now represents an opportunity for workplaces, buildings and cities to create more efficiencies, reduce wasted time and grow higher margins. The Summit is the place to learn about this.

The Smart Building Summit will feature leading local and international expert speakers who will demonstrate how IoT can be leveraged. Discover how to enhance building performance, better manage portfolio risk and liquidity, transform the tenant and user experience and create new revenue streams through IoT.

The Smart Building Summit will connect you with senior executives from Commercial Real Estate, Facilities Management, developers and construction companies, architecture and design firms. Gain industry insights, discover new strategies & source innovative trends supporting smart buildings and IoT.

Visit us at Booth #8 to see how we can provide the insight and tools to better plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure. Learn how to access and analyse the right data to save on building energy consumption, time and money, through open platform systems that remove the common headaches aligned with integrating new systems with existing ones.

There are two days of discussions focused on how the IoT is fundamentally changing the way buildings are designed, built and operated, and the advantages to you.

You’ll also be able to find Smart Workplace expert David Murray on Day 1 at Round Table 5 between 2.25pm –  3.40pm discussing Building Information Modelling (BIM) for smart built environments and how you can apply it to really make your spaces smart.