Improve the operational efficiency of your building

Introduction

If operational efficiency is a priority for your organization, it makes strong commercial sense to look for easier, more efficient ways to manage your building functions. With so much data available, you can harness its power to help you make timely, business-critical decisions to improve your workflows – and your bottom line.

A digital transformation – centered around cloud-based building management - is the cornerstone of operational efficiency. Making the move to the cloud can be the most commercially astute investment you can make right now. Wherever you are on the digital journey, our suite of digital building technologies can help. Our portfolio of solutions that takes advantage of the flexibility and scalability of the cloud. The benefit to you, is an assurance that your estate is easier to manage and operate, more responsive – and more resilient to the future too.

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Invest now for a quick return on investment

If you’re looking to improve operational efficiency, then it pays to ‘go digital’. We think shifting to a unified cloud-based building management system is the most commercially astute investment you can make.

Let your data tell the story – and take control

Our cloud-based building automation technologies offer real-time insight into the status of your building systems and allow you to eliminate inefficiency and wastage – you can make quick, simple adjustments to your system from any device, any time.

Identify problems before they impact operations

Track parameters – such as energy usage and occupancy patterns – that matter to your business. Combining these with system alerts enables early identification of potential problems - often before they have a negative impact on your operations.

Go digital! Give your organization the flexibility it needs

With today’s hybrid working models, you need to be able to adjust your building systems to suit the unpredictable levels of building occupancy. With our suite of digital services – this is easy and quick to do.

Digital transformation, where security comes first

Migrating your building operations to a proven cloud platform – Priva Digital Services are based on Microsoft Azure – gives you the confidence you need and take away a whole area of worry away from day-to-day operations.

Optimize the working environment – from anywhere & at any time

With cloud-based platforms you can always log-in and adjust settings – regardless of time or location. As weather patterns grow more unpredictable, you’ll welcome easy management of your heating, cooling and ventilation.

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Statistics to inspire your retrofit journey

of global CO2 emissions relates to operational energy use (1)

115

million forecasted number of connected buildings in the world by 2026 - in millions (2)

225

billion m2 (approx.) of buildings currently exist in the world - in billion m2 (3)

5.5

bollion m2 (approx.) new builds erected every year, (equivalent to a city the size of Paris being constructed every single week!) - in billion m2 (4)

(1) https://www.worldgbc.org/embodied-carbon

(2) https://www.juniperresearch.com/researchstore/key-vertical-markets/smart-buildings-research-report?utm_campaign=pr1_smartbuildings_technology_markets_mar22&utm_source=vuelio&utm_medium=pr

(3) Global ABC/IEA/UNEP (2017), Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction: 2017 Global Report for Buildings and Construction. Retrieved from https://www. worldgbc.org/sites/default/files/ UNEP%20188_GABC_en%20 %28web%29.pdf.

(4) Global ABC/IEA/UNEP (2017), Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction: 2017 Global Report for Buildings and Construction. Retrieved from https://www. worldgbc.org/sites/default/files/ UNEP%20188_GABC_en%20 %28web%29.pdf.