between the two, but they are not the same thing. Both are a way to measure the building’s resilience and its use of technology to ensure smart building outcomes, and both are administered by the same organisation, WiredScore. The difference lies in what they measure.


WiredScore looks at connectivity and the resilience of systems coming into the building. It measures connectivity to mobile and internet services, the ease of connection to the internet, the ability to accommodate


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new and emerging technologies and resilience against outages, accidental damage, cyber attack and the impact of climate change. SmartScore certifi cation is a newer measure, only launched in 2021. It focuses more on the experience that the building can offer users. Highly scoring buildings give users a great experience, with fl exible and personalised services. They have a reduced whole-life carbon footprint, use technology to operate the building more


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