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How Smart Buildings Can Deliver Long-Term Asset Sustainability

Many of today's building managers and owners are looking to smart buildings to improve how they use, manage, and monitor their assets, while also reducing their energy costs and carbon footprints.

From the electric grid to the global environment, smart buildings are more sustainable, more efficient, and can help lower costs. But to do all this, organizations must be able to take advantage of enterprise asset management (EAM) tools, as well as business collaboration and integration tools.

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This paper will explain how EAM-based facilities management technologies can help facilities managers in industries as diverse as commercial real estate, government, healthcare, industrial manufacturing, and retail to take advantage of strategies such as global asset sustainability (GAS) and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) to make their buildings smarter.

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