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1 Presented by: Tracey DeLeeuw CEO, Strategist SmartSpeed.ca
“Improving Building Operation Performance Through the Integration of an Interoperable Automated Infrastructure System” Presented by: Tracey DeLeeuw CEO, Strategist SmartSpeed.ca

2 $ 5 B Convergence Market "Companies that master skills like experience design and customized delivery will lead the way by creating services and products that earn consumers' loyalty." Ted Schadler, VP Forrester Research Industry associations supporting growth and standards: Realcomm, CABA, BOMA and BACNet, intelligentbuilding.com Building automation and control system companies competing: Johnston Controls, etc. Hundreds of vendors in the market: HVAC, lighting, security, elevator controls, energy, etc. 2/23/2019

3 Intelligent Building Elements
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4 Improving Building Performance Through Interoperability
Converged technology creates an improved user experience: Enabled by SOA, XML, Web Services Leveraging ‘event driven’ activities and actions Presented through a personalized portal layer Causing revenue generation Increasing building value 2/23/2019

5 Real-time Benefits Savings to owners and tenants
Higher sale price, faster sale, higher rental rates, more profitable management fees Environmental tax credits and energy savings (LEEDs) Safer and easier to manage and control Real-time information management and reporting Better experience for all building users 2/23/2019

6 Personalized Building Experience
Today, a building can be customized to operate in a completely personalized manner for each individual that interacts with or enters the building Today, new, high value information services can be delivered that increase property value in the future 2/23/2019

7 The Intelligent Building Value Experience
Each layer of an iBuilding solution serves a different type of building users 1. Front Office: Occupant/tenant serving functions such as: In-suite device controls RFID or voice activated entry systems Lighting and environmental controls Front Office Experience Middle Office Experience Back Office Experience 2. Middle Office: Security Guards and Building Managers access/control and administrative functions: Visitor management Emergency response and CCTV monitoring eLease processing and reporting 3. Back Office: Building Engineers and BAS Operators manage the facility: Oversee BAS operations Use event driven activities Monitor telecom and energy systems Managed the integrated, interoperable infrastructure 2/23/2019

8 Front Office In-suite device controls Concierge Media entertainment
Building Portal Reservations E-Leasing Personal Portal Elevator News Information signage Front Office Experience Middle Office Experience Back Office Experience Solutions for Tenants 2/23/2019

9 Middle Office Identity and Access Controls for Security
Visitor and Trades Entry System Lease invoicing and payment processing Staff time and billing Maintenance booking Facilities bookings Parking assignments Elevator booking (move in, move out) Environmental monitoring and reporting Individual IP metering Middle Office Experience Front Office Experience Back Office Experience Solutions for Managers 2/23/2019

10 Back Office LAN, WAN, Wire-line, Wireless and Wi-Fi telecom infrastructure Building Automation Solution (BAS) administration Energy and HVAC admin Security System admin Identity and Access admin Event workflow setup and monitoring Building dashboard Front Office Experience Middle Office Experience Back Office Experience Solutions for Engineers 2/23/2019

11 Intelligent Building Layers Explained
In-unit Services …Individual: wireless, messaging, cable, internet, telecom Building User Services …Managed content, personal portal, concierge, data storage Unit Controls (content) …IP meters, security cameras, lighting/entertainment controls Common-Area Services …Hotspots, elevator TV, visitor management, digital signage iBuilding Services (Event Driven) …Hosting, data storage, business services, security, SI Building Automation (Enterprise) …Management dashboards/integration for access services Telecom Services (Enterprise) …Facilities: Backbone for wireline, cable and wireless 2/23/2019

12 Customized Intelligent Building Solutions
Full use Partial use No use Businesses and consumers select the services required to achieve the value and ROI desired Large Offices Partner Content Services (new Building Automation (Enterprise) Common Area Services Unit Controls (content) New ICE Services Access Services (Enterprise revenue) Converged Tenant Services Partner Content (new Building Automation (Enterprise) Common Area Services Unit Controls (content) New ICE Services Access Services (Enterprise revenue) Converged Tenant Services Government Easy of use Reliable business solutions Internet and IP infrastructure Efficient management tools Access to business resources Facilities management savings Turnkey access and telecom Common area hotspots Security and access improvement Apartments & Condos SMB Partner Content Services (new Building Automation (Enterprise) Common Area Services Unit Controls (content) New ICE Services Access Services (Enterprise revenue) Converged Tenant Services Partner Content Services Building Automation (Enterprise) Common Area Services Unit Controls (content) New ICE Services Access Services (Enterprise) Converged Tenant Services Access to services Reliable business solutions Internet infrastructure functions Savings of time and money Better service Lower operating cost Better information 2/23/2019

13 Service Oriented Architecture
SOA breaks the stack into independent parts, provides an interface layer into the architecture that de-couples the core business logic and the database (provider side) from the presentation layer and other applications (consumer side). In a SOA, business functions are now available as services and can be re-used and accessed through standard interfaces. Service Oriented Stove Pipe Composite Applications Elevator HVAC Lighting CCTV Presentation Layer Application Logic SOA Interface Layer Database Application Logic Database 2/23/2019

14 Identity And Access 2/23/2019

15 XML – The Great Enabler 2/23/2019

16 Event Driven Management
New tenant Tenant entrance In-suite customization Weather response Time of day response Security response Visitor access Automated Solutions for Everyone 2/23/2019

17 Intelligent Portal Representation
Web Services (XML WSDL, UDDI, SOAP) are a natural fit and a compliment but are not the same as SOA Event Driven Architecture both applications act autonomously, only reacting to events being generated or generating events – versus a synchronous architecture where both applications engage in an exchange of information at the same time. Componentizing legacy applications – isolating desired functionality in services interfaces – enables rapid reuse of proven business processes in new and creative ways and minimizes the requirement for new development. 2/23/2019

18 Intelligent Building Portal Vision
iBuilding iManage iCondo/iOffice Portal Infrastructure and Building Automation System Integration Platform (SOA Layer) Building Engineers Tenants Security PM & Corporate Operations Building Automation Systems Database Application Logic Customer Presentation Interfaces Advancements in XML standards, service oriented architecture (SOA), web services, enterprise integration technology and security practices have paved the way for intelligent buildings. Today, SOA solutions can be designed to monitor any and every event in a building, and generate an automated, intelligent response to that event, or a series of them. Today, each type of stakeholder that uses the building can have a different ‘personalized portal view’ featuring different information, features and functions, depending on their role (tenant, engineer, and tradesman). 2/23/2019

19 Portal Layer http://www.mapleleafsquare.com View 2/23/2019

20 Thank You!! Questions? Tracey DeLeeuw CEO, Strategist SmartSpeed Inc.
For further information, please contact: Tracey DeLeeuw CEO, Strategist SmartSpeed Inc. 2/23/2019


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