What Really is SMART?
The word Smart is likely now the most used sales pitch for anything relating to a building. We are told nearly everything we buy has a smart aspect, whether this…
Closing the Performance Gap in Building Services
Thursday 28th November 2019
15:00 - 15:30
Theatre : Strategy, Regulation & Compliance T4D2 Presentations
T4
The four-year EU-funded research project Quantum comes to a close at the end of 2019. It investigated how the performance gap in increasingly complex buildings can be reduced with a series of pragmatic tools and services. Quantum analysed over 120 buildings from across Europe to provide empirical data and this session will present the findings. The COPILOT independent Building Commissioning Certification scheme will also be introduced.
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