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BSRIA is delighted to support the inaugural Building Services Forum. As one of BSRIA’s four core values, being innovative is vital to a forward thinking industry and we would encourage building services professionals to attend this event to pick up some of the latest building services thinking.
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he biggest security threat facing buildings is no longer the traditional burglar – instead, cyber attacks are now commonplace, and cost businesses billions each year. Yet with more and more connected technology being installed in buildings – such as cameras, lights, heating systems and much more – buildings have arguably never been so vulnerable. However, according to a recent ECA survey, four in 10 building clients say they currently take no steps to protect smart
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installations from cyber threats. Given this, there is clearly much to be done by clients to secure their buildings from hackers. This also means there are opportunities for contractors and installers to highlight their expertise in this area, and provide value to clients. During this seminar, the ECA's Head of Technical, Steve Martin, will be discussing the threats faced by building owners, and how these can be a commercial opportunity for forward-looking contractors.
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SRIA’s Michelle Agha-Hossein will present on how a
building can be measured for the ‘wellness’ of the building and its impact on the ‘wellness’ of the occupants. There are new Wellbeing measurement
methodologies entering the market place and it is the buzzword in
workplace management circles. BSRIA will explain what it means and offer an overview of what areas around functional, physical and
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psychological factors can really make the difference. There are 80 factors already identified; some are enforced by laws and are needed to satisfy basic human needs and safety, but there is a list of extra factors that are intended to improve the wellbeing of the occupants and include technologies and design that optimise occupant wellbeing and happiness.
FACTFILE
The Building Services Forum takes place at The Building Centre, Shore Street, London, on February 8th, 2018. The event is organised by Datateam Business Media Ltd in association with BSEE magazine.
Key areas: uIntelligent buildings uInternet of Things uHealthy buildings uEnergy management uLegislation uCyber security uRenewables uData collection/analytics uLegislation
BUILDING SERVICES FORUM
8 February 2018 The Building Centre London in association with
Building Services & Environmental Engineer
The one-day event will include a comprehensive, CPD-accredited seminar programme, manufacturer exhibits, breakfast and lunch.
For information about participating in The Building Services Forum, contact Event Organiser, Jacqui Henderson on 01622 699116 or email
jhenderson@datateam.co.uk To pre-register your interest in attending, go to:
www.buildingservicesforum.london
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