Just two years ago SkyFoundry introduced a revolutionary new tool to help building owners improve efficiency and reduce costs. SkySpark processes the data from sensors, meters, building automation systems and enterprise systems and automatically informs operators of issues, faults, correlations and opportunities for savings and improved performance. Since introduction, SkySpark has been applied in over 2300 buildings resulting in millions of dollars of savings.
SkySpark continues to advance with the new features, analytic capabilities and reporting tools. Today, we are excited to introduce our readers to SkySpark 2.0 and the new capabilities that take automated operational analytics to the next step.
This issue also includes a case study showing an interesting example of the real world results being achieved with SkySpark.
John Petze Wed 12 Sep 2012
Just two years ago SkyFoundry introduced a revolutionary new tool to help building owners improve efficiency and reduce costs. SkySpark processes the data from sensors, meters, building automation systems and enterprise systems and automatically informs operators of issues, faults, correlations and opportunities for savings and improved performance. Since introduction, SkySpark has been applied in over 2300 buildings resulting in millions of dollars of savings.
SkySpark continues to advance with the new features, analytic capabilities and reporting tools. Today, we are excited to introduce our readers to SkySpark 2.0 and the new capabilities that take automated operational analytics to the next step.
This issue also includes a case study showing an interesting example of the real world results being achieved with SkySpark.
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