Value of Integration

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1 Value of Integration

2 What is a Smart or Integrated Building?

3 Do we mean Smart Building? Safely Efficiently Cost effectively With minimal environment impact Building Information Modeling (BIM) System monitoring during construction Or do we mean

4 A Smart Building? Flexible Low Life Cycle costs Safe/ Secure Energy efficient Aesthetically pleasing Retains its value Productive environment An asset to business

5 The use of technology and process to create a building that is safer and more productive for its occupants and more operationally efficient for its owners. Paul Ehrlich, President Building Intelligence Group

6 Technology Integration

7 The move towards integration Volume Information Medium Print Voice Controls Fixed Control Main frames Radio Communications Computing Data Programmable Control Minis Motion on Picture Micros Radio PC Television Digital V+D Distributed Control Network PC Interactive Media Multimedia Broadband Networked Control Tablets Smart Devices Wireless PDA Integration of Information, Communication, Controls and Computing Time

8 Integration of Technology Integrated Building Source: Teknibank / DEGW 1991 Integrated systems Building Automation Systems Integrated Comm. Systems Multi Functional Systems Life Safety and Security HVAC and plant control Data Voice Video Single Function Systems Fire Alarm Access Control HVAC Control Electricity Water Elevators Control Data Comm. Fax and Text Comm. Voice Comm. TV and Images Building Systems Business Systems

9 Changes in building infrastructure Connecting Societies and Organizations Connecting Places Connecting Spaces, Services and Networks Connecting Building Infrastructure

10 Transition to Integration No-Integration (Silo Processes) Partial Integration Enterprise-Wide Integration Fully Integrated Building System

11 LonWorks Developed by Echelon and used in industrial control, lighting HVAC & home automation ModBus Simple protocol originally developed for industrial use KNX Independent of hardware and is an amalgamation of EHS, EIB & BatiBUS BACnet Originated by ASHRAE and used in building systems such as HVAC, Lighting, access control etc. Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) for Process Control (OPC) Used in process control, manufacturing and building automation Essential Functionality C-Bus Used in home automation and lighting and can utilise structured cabling Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) Protocol and transport mechanism which is a standard permitting diverse manufacturers equipment to connect and function together ONVIF ONVIF specification will ensure interoperability between IP-Based Security products regardless of manufacturer. PSIA Physical Security Interoperability Alliance.

12 Integrated Fire & Gas Solution

13 Integration Enables Collaboration Transforming data into actionable information and sharing that information with the right audience, at the right time, is Critical. Connect, Collaborate & Control With Confidence

14 Incidents Distract From Business Outcomes Medical emergency Utility Failure Hazardous Spillage Fire Evacuation Severe Weather Theft, Robbery or Damage Production Line Failure Environmental Condition Variation

15 Integration Enables Effective SOP s

16 Integration Drivers/ Resisters DRIVING FORCE RESISTING FORCE Lower operational costs First level automated response to events Convergence: integration of IP network Consistent information display Increase in efficiency Growth in IT literacy and usage Improved energy management Regulatory compliance Traditional contractual paths Poorly articulated benefits Technology-driven Organizational structures Industry needs not understood Image perception too complex Market is risk-averse Cyber security concerns

17 Reduce the costs Eliminate standalone front ends ~50% Reduced installation and prelim costs ~20% Single infrastructure ~10% CAPEX OPEX Decreased energy costs ~20% Reduced operations and maintenance costs ~22% Source: Based on HBS global project data

18 Fire Incident Management

19 The world is becoming more connected 19 46% of enterprises are actively exploring ways to use IoT to make business decisions and are looking at ways sensors can provide increased analytics

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