In our extensively digitalised world, it’s no surprise that the Internet of Things, or IoT for short has become a centrepiece of many smart buildings and applications systems. From monitoring the use of office spaces and restrooms to facilitate cleaning, to enabling self-adjustment and optimisation for HVAC systems, the integration of such smart technology into our corporate buildings has made the management and maintenance of such structures more intuitive than ever.
So, it goes without saying that leveraging the potential of the IoT is integral to realising greater value in acquired data, which can eventually translate into savings.For example, having smart monitoring for energy consumption will make it easier to identify and address inefficiency allowing companies to achieve energy savings.
Additionally, the sheer connectivity brought doorstep through IoT devices cannot be understated as it presents opportunities to improve user experience. In fact, it is already common to see IoT-enabled implements in commercial office environment. The improved user experience and energy savings capabilities makes the IoT a must have in any modern, forward thinking offices and homes.