Jonathan Candel | Seimens | BuildingX | IoTSWC | Architectural design of Siemens’ Building X

Описание: Industrial Talk is onsite at IoT Solutions World Congress and talking to Jonathan Candel, Global Solutions Architect with Siemens about "Architectural Design and thinking behind Building X".

Scott MacKenzie and Jonathan Candel discuss the future of Building X, a platform designed to accommodate new use cases in smart buildings. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of understanding customer pain points and needs, while Scott highlights the platform's flexibility and scalability. Jonathan emphasizes the potential of AI and machine learning in building management, including cost-benefit analysis, predictive capabilities, and data-driven systems. The speakers discuss the need for a vendor-agnostic system that provides insights into energy consumption and emissions, and the importance of quick deployment and quantifiable value.

Action Items
[ ] Reach out to Jonathan on LinkedIn to learn more about Building X and how it can help customers.
[ ] Consider deploying a system like Building X to extract insights from building asset data and make more strategic operational decisions.
[ ] Promote the Building X platform and FTD capabilities to potential customers across various industry sectors.
Outline
AI in smart buildings with a solutions architect.
Scott Mackenzie welcomes Jonathan Candel to the podcast at IoT Solutions World Congress in Barcelona.
Jonathan Candel discusses his background and expertise in the industry with Scott.
Jonathan: Building X platform is flexible and meant to solve customer problems.
Jonathan: AI in smart buildings is different than problems solved by generative AI.
Using AI and machine learning to optimize building energy consumption, with a focus on fault detection and diagnostics.
Jonathan questions whether AI or machine learning are necessary for energy efficiency, considering cost-benefit analysis and use case appropriateness.
Jonathan suggests that even small buildings can benefit from energy consumption tracking using their platform, depending on data volume and desired applications.
Jonathan highlights FTD (fault detection and diagnostics) as a new functionality that can detect issues in machines before they break down, saving costs and improving overall machine health.
The new functionality can be deployed across all assets to provide a comprehensive view of a building's health, with real-time dashboards for property managers to budget appropriately.
Jonathan highlights the importance of understanding the customer and their infrastructure before deploying a solution.
The solution design involves interfacing with existing infrastructure and making sense of the data.
Using data analytics to optimize building efficiency.
The system can provide quantifiable value by saving energy and reducing emissions.
The platform empowers customers with data-driven insights to make strategic decisions.
Scott MacKenzie is excited about the future and sees potential for efficiency gains in building assets.

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