Friday, 24 August 2012

IBM works with Tridium to develop energy technology



IBM announced this week that it plans to work with Tridium, Inc. to develop new technology and solutions that will allow companies to maximize energy efficiency of their new and existing buildings and facilities.

"Our work to create smarter buildings will be enhanced by Tridium technology that allow many of the systems that constitute a building -- heat, water, sewage and electricity -- to be controlled and automated," said David Bartlett, vice president, Industry Solutions, IBM Software. "Together we'll be able to give clients greater intelligence and control of their buildings and of the physical world."
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"Our technologies embrace many communications methods in order to support the integration of these disparate systems and devices, facilitating better control and awareness," said Steve Fey, Tridium's president. "Our focus has always been on the integration and interoperability of all of these systems, whether wired or wireless. Now, with IBM we can deliver an end-to-end IP-based infrastructure for any type of building and deliver real-time information, asset intelligence, and analysis from virtually every device and sensor in the network for decision support around the globe."


Tridium is a global provider of software and embedded hardware that allows for integration and control of the numerous devices, systems and networks found in commercial buildings and retail structures.

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