Six Best Practices To Strengthen Your Building IoT Analytics Programme
Susan Clarke
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Executive Summary
This report provides facilities and real estate executives with advice on how to strengthen their building Internet of Things (IoT) analytics programme. The study finds that facility managers should advance their IoT analytics programmes by focusing on the integration of IoT data and insights with workflows, to drive smarter actions across cleaning, energy management and maintenance. Firms can also speed up data quality enhancement processes by using artificial intelligence (AI) data cleaning tools and data estimation solutions. Alongside this, organizations should place much greater emphasis on the cybersecurity of their network, pursuing strategies such as zero trust to secure their infrastructure, and consider the implementation of edge computing capabilities for future value generation. Firms that have already started their IoT journey should use this report to understand how to maximize value from their IoT data.Best Practices For Modernizing Your Building IoT Analytics Programme
Facility Managers Aim To Put Data and Analytics At The Heart Of Decision Making
Six Key Strategies To Optimize Your IoT Analytics Capabilities
1) Focus Analytics Enhancements On Use Cases That Provide A Measurable Return
2) Deploy A Versatile Sensor Layer At The Building Level
3) Deploy Innovative Data Quality Tools To Speed Up Data Enhancement Processes
4) Focus On Using Analytics To Enrich Decisions And Facilities Workflows
5) Emphasize IoT Data Security In The Face Of Increasing Cyber Threats
6) Lay The Groundwork For Edge Computing To Extend Analytics Capabilities
Figure 2. Comparison Of IoT Network Technologies
Figure 3. Steps To Achieving And Maintaining A High Level Of Cybersecurity
About the Authors
Susan Clarke
Research Director
Susan leads the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. Her current research agenda focuses on software solutions for real estate management including integrated workplace managem...
Dayann Charles
Senior Manager, Advisory Services
Dayann is a Senior Manager in the Verdantix Advisory Services practice, with extensive experience leading strategic projects across the Verdantix landscape. He specializes in ...
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