THE INTERNET OF THINGS
Data-driven insight transform your campus and the university experience.
Is your space being used and serviced efficiently?
Understand traffic flow and occupancy patterns in your building.
Make more informed scheduling and timetabling decisions.
Protect your staff, students and reputation from avoidable […]
This panel conversation focusses on how LoRaWAN IoT can be used in smart buildings to 1) track carbon creation and water usage, 2) monitor and improve the environments where people live and work, and 3) manage building systems in a […]
5 reasons to prioritize application modernization
Application modernization should be at the top of an enterprise’s to-do list for five reasons, including security concerns, staffing shortages and competitive differentiation.
What’s Driving the Growth of Smart Buildings?
What IoT Brings
Throughout the ’90s and until very […]
By Lindsay Pick and Dennis Balgheim
If we’ve learned anything recently, it is to expect the unexpected. The unexpected can be a scary thing in […]
Executive Leaders Podcast
Ron was one of four Pennsylvania-based executives interviewed recently for Executive […]
Future Buildings, Future Space
Improving the use of space at Rocky Bay with insightful data provided by EverSmart Space
As hybrid work shrinks offices, motion sensor use might grow
Hybrid work is changing when people work and how they use office space — employees might want more collaboration space. Measuring office use could be a job for motion sensors.
By Patrick Thibodeau
Sensors can […]
Interview with IoT specialist & CTO, Tim Panagos
For the newest instalment in their series of interviews asking leading technology specialists about their achievements in their field, Logit.io welcomed Tim Panagos, CTO and Co-founder of IoT data startup Microshare.
Tim […]
Thought Leaders in Internet of Things: Tim Panagos, CTO of Microshare (Part 1)
CTO & Co-founder Tim Panagos discusses IoT in commercial real estate as part of a special series on “Thought Leaders in Internet of Things,” published by the One Million by One Million […]
