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  BE:Inspired  
  August 2016  
  Internet of Things
(IoT): The Way
Forward to Smart
Sustainable Cities
 
       
  According to the International Energy Agency, building systems contribute to more than 47% of the world’s energy consumption, and is projected to continue rising amidst rapid urbanization.

As the global demand for energy increases, sustainability and energy efficiency aren’t only financial goals, but also pose business challenges. To help our customers achieve these goals, Johnson Controls leverages on IoT for buildings - connecting physical devices and equipment together in a network using sensors, software and actuators. This integration allows data to be collected and processed more efficiently, providing useful insights to create comfortable and conducive environments that are also greener and more sustainable for occupants.

Johnson Controls is at the forefront of developing innovative IoT capabilities to complement our equipment service. Through working with leading technology companies such as Microsoft, we are able to offer a fully integrated approach that benefits building owners and facility managers in the following areas:
 
       
 
1 Minimize repair costs and downtime – Combining real-time collection of data with cloud capabilities allows for remote monitoring and faster troubleshooting and issues identification. The streamlined process enables repair and maintenance work to be completed in hours instead of days.
   
2 Maximize lifespan of building systems and hardware – By leveraging data analytics
capabilities to carry out predictive maintenance , fallouts from potential issues are mitigated, thereby extending the lifespan of the systems and equipment.
   
3 Cost savings through increased efficiency – To increase the energy efficiency of existing systems, data collected is analyzed and used to identify and address key areas of equipment and system level inefficiencies.
   
4 Seamless connectivity and control – By connecting hardware and software through the
Internet, we provide clients with more control of their building systems, empowering them to make smarter, savvier decisions at any time.
 
     
  In an increasingly connected world, the Internet of Things offers unlimited possibilities, allowing us to redefine every aspect of the industry to build a better place for people to work, live and play.  
     
  Sudhi Sinha, Vice President, Product Development, Building Technology & Services at Johnson Controls, share more on
how Johnson Controls leverages IoT to help customers save
costs and make their buildings more sustainable.


Click here to view the presentation
 
     
 
 
  Product / Solution Highlight
 
  Johnson Controls, in partnership with Microsoft, has developed a solution
that connects data streams from sensors on critical equipment such as
our Smart Connected Chillers to the cloud, allowing for unprecedented
insights into building operations. Leveraging these new insights to enhance efficiency also means that customers of Smart Connected Chillers enjoy
benefits such as fewer disruptions, reduced downtime, and longer
equipment life.
 
     
   
 
     
  News  
 
 
     
Trent Nevill appointed as President, Asia Pacific at Johnson Controls

He will continue to build capabilities in China and seek opportunities for Johnson Controls to
better serve the community in APAC.
  Johnson Controls at REVAC 2016: Southeast Asia’s largest HVACR event

YORK® showcased an unmatched portfolio of HVACR products to meet the diverse customer needs for residential, commercial and industrial applications. The impressive exhibit won the “Most Outstanding Booth Award”.
 
 
     
 
 
     
Johnson Controls Unveils World’s First Universal Actuator

The M9310 family of universal actuators feature universal input which allows contractors and distributors to reduce their inventory and always have the right model for the job.
  Johnson Controls Launches Enhanced YORK® YK-EP Centrifugal Chiller

The YK-EP “Efficiency Plus” water-cooled centrifugal chiller builds on the success of the previous model and boasts five percent capacity and efficiency improvements. Ideal for large capacity applications and offers significant energy savings.
 
 
     
 
 
     
Grooming the Next Generation of Building Management Professionals

Johnson Controls was invited to present on the topic of Chiller Plant Operation and Optimization to a crowd of over 100 attendees at the recently concluded Joint Professional Training Course 2016. The course is designed to broaden the knowledge of engineers in relation to building service systems.
  Alex Lam, Johnson Controls Hong Kong, conferred Distinguished Salesperson Award

A warm congratulations to Alex Lam for receiving top honors from The Hong Kong Management Association at the 48th Distinguished Salesperson Award Programme. Winners were assessed based on their product and market knowledge, and their ability to build meaningful relationships with customers and partners.
     
 
     
 
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