The New Landscape Of Energy Management Software (Webinar)
Ben Hext
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Executive Summary
There has been a resurgence in demand for energy management software (EMS) in commercial real estate, as firms grapple with rocketing energy prices, net zero pressures and regulations, and changing workplace requirements. As a result, smart building technology providers from increasingly diverse backgrounds are converging on energy management and leveraging their expertise to help customers increase operating efficiency, reduce costs and mitigate risk.
This webinar explores the evolving landscape of energy management software and how different vendors are tackling energy management from different angles.
- Understand the factors influencing the resurgence in energy management
- Identify which solution types are best placed to improve your operations
- Discover the key energy management software vendors
About the Authors
Ben Hext
Industry Analyst
Ben is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current agenda covers hardware and software solutions for energy management, on-site power ...
Amelia Feehan
Manager, Advisory Services
Amelia is a Manager within the Advisory Services team at Verdantix. She has several years of experience leading large-scale technology and strategy projects for both vendors a...
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