‘Smart’ Is Getting Standardized – Emergence Of New Building Certifications (Webinar)
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Executive Summary
The building certification market is entering a new phase, marked by the rise of technology-focused accreditations to assess smart buildings.
Based on the 2023 Verdantix Market Overview: Emergence Of Smart Building Certifications report, this webinar identifies the factors that propel the adoption of these rating systems and forecasts the trends this market will exhibit. It examines the challenges faced by these standards and provides advice on extracting value from the implementation of benchmarks. The webinar is targeted at stakeholders across the real estate value chain, building technology vendors and accreditation bodies.
Key discussion topics:
- What are smart building certifications and why should different stakeholders care
- Challenges faced by smart building certifications and how to overcome
- The future of smart building certifications
About the Author
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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