SHOW PREVIEW
Show visitors can take advantage of the extensive and engaging conference programme as well as meet over 90 exhibitors in the exhibition hall
ON THE AGENDA: WEDNESDAY 9TH OCTOBER
■ From Awareness to Action: Making sustainability a daily habit
in smart buildings Panel discussion 10:00 – 10:45 ENERGY MANAGEMENT THEATRE
■ Simplification in BMS: A must for next generation solutions
Marcin Polinski & Jim Sword, iSMA Controlli
10:45 – 11.30 CONTROLS & NETWORKS THEATRE
■ What’s now and what’s next for smart buildings – 2024
The UK’s largest commercial smart buildings event
Taking place at ExCeL London on 9th -10th October, the Smart Buildings Show 2024 offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the latest advances in building automation systems and energy monitoring equipment.
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mart buildings deliver services that make occupants productive at the lowest cost and environmental impact
over the building lifecycle. To do this requires adding intelligence from the design phase through to the end of the building’s useful life. Smart buildings use information technology during operation to connect subsystems, which typically operate independently, so that these systems can share information to optimise total building performance. The Smart Buildings Show will
cover all key aspects of creating and managing an intelligent building, including: building automation systems, health & safety, energy efficiency, lighting and controls, security, HVAC and much more. Last year a stream of more than 2,000 visitors flowed through the exhibition hall and attended presentations from over 70 speakers, underlining the show’s ability to connect visitors to the latest information and technology in the smart buildings industry. It also helps key industry personnel gain the information they need to arrive at an informed decision on how to make their buildings more economic for owners and more functional for occupiers. This year, visitors will have the
opportunity to talk to over 90 exhibitors, each showcasing the latest product innovations designed to deliver smarter buildings. The 2024 event will also feature over 100 industry leading speakers in
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four separate conference theatres, including the new Management & Proptech Theatre (see more below). Ian Garmeson, event director,
says: “Anybody interested in making buildings more economic and functional, seeing what’s new in the industry and keeping up to date with the latest innovations and technologies should register to attend Smart Buildings Show 2024. The event promises to be another vital learning experience as well as a fantastic networking opportunity for existing – and potentially new – industry partners. We look forward to seeing you there!”
WHY VISIT?
Register now for your FREE ticket and:
● Get the information you need to make your buildings more economic and functional
● Be part of the latest thinking and share the experience of other organisations
● See what’s new in the industry and keep up to date with latest innovations and technologies
● Learn from case studies in similar situations and organisations to yours
● Catch up with your current suppliers and meet new ones
● Find new partners and business opportunities
● Network with your peers from other organisations
● Find ways of saving money
● Visit the exhibition of leading vendors
The Conference Smart Buildings Show gives visitors free access to the best speakers from across the sector. This year’s event will host four free-to-attend theatres: The Energy Management Theatre will look at best practice in the sector and give you the ability to make the right decisions for your energy future. We will be looking at the important role smart buildings will play in helping to hit the UK’s 2050 net zero target, plus we will focus on how we can make buildings sustainable in the 21st century. The Controls & Network Theatre will look at the physical devices in smart buildings including building controls, energy efficiency, BEMS, sensors, shading and lighting. The theatre will also look at the
importance of networks, connectivity, power and cabling. The IT & Infrastructure Theatre will highlight the efficient use of existing infrastructure plus how we build the infrastructure of tomorrow. IT and software are the keys to unlocking the benefits of a smart building. Being able to understand and use the data that a building produces is vital to producing a cost effective, usable workplace.
The Management & Proptech
Theatre will look at how a smart building is managed and operated, including facility management, workplace software, advanced security solutions, sector analysis and market information, system integration, data aggregation and analytics, and services management.
Darlene Pope, Planon 11:30 - 12:15 MANAGEMENT & PROPTECH THEATRE
■ Smart Building Implementation – A contractor’s point of view
Oli Barker, Lloret 15:15 – 16:00 IT & INFRASTRUCTURE THEATRE
■ The modern workspace and how to thrive in the digital age
Tim Russell, CDW 16:00 - 16:45 IT & INFRASTRUCTURE THEATRE
THURSDAY 10TH OCTOBER
■ Can old buildings be made Paris proof? Leo Hitzert, Priva BV 10:45 – 11.30 ENERGY MANAGEMENT THEATRE
■ Smart lighting - connecting the vertical and horizontal for a smart
and sustainable space Panel discussion 11:30 - 12:15 CONTROLS & NETWORKS THEATRE
■ Master Systems Integrators in the UK: A market maturity study
John Gleeson, Arcadis 12:15 – 13:00 IT & INFRASTRUCTURE THEATRE
■ Reach your building’s sustainability and energy targets
and goals Brett Smith, Siemens 13:00 - 13:45 ENERGY MANAGEMENT THEATRE
■ How converging technologies are shaping the user experience
Panel discussion 14:30 – 15:10 MANAGEMENT & PROPTECH THEATRE
EIBI | SEPTEMBER 2024
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