How digital infrastructure is shaping the future of connectivity for smart buildings

There’s never been a moment where we’ve had the access, and ability, to collect more data in the workplace than we do today; capturing everything from air quality to occupancy. However, the valuable insights embedded between that information falls by the wayside if disparate building streams aren’t read in context with one another. A few emerging solutions are piecing that puzzle back together, allowing for one central ‘source of truth’ to emerge amongst the noise. Leading the charge is akenza.

A completely agnostic system, akenza connects all the tech in a workspace through one ecosystem; allowing for one seamless experience. As a central IoT hub, the system allows a real estate portfolio to function as a dynamic asset, instead of one fixed overhead; breathing life into a singular centralised data hub. Essentially foregoing the juggle of digital patchwork solutions.

By acting as one unified orchestration engine, akenza creates a single centralised repository, allowing global enterprises to scale without the guesswork. The system takes raw, messy data and transforms it into something more structured and high-quality. Data that’s not only usable and applicable, but sustainable and efficient.

By establishing a horizontal integration layer, the building can operate outside of  incompatible and clunky silos, and instead work within a state of contextual intelligence. One transparent, high performing asset class. Akenza also has it’s own AI assistant Genio, which allows users to read and question the data that is collected in real time, providing an intuitive process to analyse spaces either in isolation or homogenously.

Connected, centralised and standardised, akenza allows users to not only optimise their space and reduce costs but provide a more thoughtful workplace experience altogether.

Read more about akenza’s IoT solutions here.