Commercial Building Market in 2018: evolution from intelligence to intelligence, building in 2018

Commercial Building Market in 2018: evolution from intelligence to intelligence, building in 2018

Chen LAN, vice president of Enterprise Network North Asia

For the commercial building market in 2018, the four trends defining the development of network technology will promote the transformation from intelligence to intelligence: mobility, network security, low-voltage power supply, and office efficiency. These trends will also affect the types of network infrastructure and equipment deployed in offices, medical institutions, hotels, and other public places. Behind these trends isIntegrated WiringAndEthernetThe impact of power supply technology on the network. As smart buildings change to smart buildings, building owners and operators need to consider available bandwidth and distribution to adapt to the changing trend.

Smart buildings are deployed with some advanced technologies, such6A cabling, LED lighting, advanced security systems, and other digital infrastructure. 6A cabling is not limited to early data center applications, but is used as a Wi-Fi or PoE application in building facilities or for medical facilities and other target vertical industries. Smart buildings not only have cutting-edge technologies, but also can integrate systems in buildings into a single platform, bringing many benefits including performance analysis, automated operation, and infrastructure management. The networks in smart buildings are integrated with data from IT, facilities, and Operation Systems, and all network traffic is displayed in real time through visualization technology, it also provides feedback on smart city procedures related to energy use, emission performance, and other indicators. With the emergence of 10 Gigabit applications, it is now time to consider providing copper cabling infrastructure based on 6A twisted pair wires. The visibility of the smart building integrated wiring network and the understanding of terminal devices connected to the network are crucial. After all, the intelligence of the building should not go beyond the intelligence of the network. Therefore, as the degree of building intelligence increases, your network needs to become more intelligent.

Mobility

In today's office spaces, smart buildings must provide shared spaces that support teamwork and innovation. ImageWeWorkThe joint office space provided is very popular. Enterprises in the traditional commercial real estate market are also exploring joint office models for their tenants. Because people need to come and go freely, mobility is essential. To achieve this degree of mobility, users need a reliable, high-bandwidth network to obtain data from the cloud. Currently, organizations such as TIA/EIA are developing standards for the required integrated wiring network.

Network Security

Mobility is reflected in all aspects of the building, and network security has become more critical. Both smart buildings and smart buildings must protect data. With the development of wireless networks to the New Stage covering the IOT, daily devices with embedded intelligence and data transmission will expose more Network Vulnerabilities. For example, vending machines in a building may be a weak link to intrude into the company's LAN. Smart buildings must develop network security plans for various systems.

Low-voltage power supply

With the increasing number of smart devices in buildings, the management of power transmission has become the key to improving operational efficiency. Ethernet power supply (PoE) technology is constantly evolving. It can connect multiple types of devices to a low-voltage DC power without transmitting AC power to each workstation. The advantage of deploying PoE is that it can reduce installation and maintenance costs. WithIotWith the popularization of technology, PoE has become a practical technology that provides power and data to multiple devices. By adopting automated infrastructure management solutions, smart building makes it easier to connect and manage devices in all buildings, turning smart buildings into smart buildings.

Office space efficiency

Many smart building sustainability projects around the world define the efficiency of office space, such as LEED (USA), BREAM (Europe and other regions), BCA Green Mark (Singapore), Greenstar (Australia) and the green Samsung System (China ). For example, consumers have different degrees of expectation for the hotel's facilities and network, which is also applicable to tenants in commercial buildings. Many enterprises have their own sustainable development goals and affect the types of buildings they lease. In order to make smart buildings develop better, the two questions that building owners and operators should consider in 2018 are: "Do I need to authenticate the buildings to make them more attractive and keep tenants ?" And "What is the value of the sustainability plan from the perspective of the expected costs of existing or potential tenants ?" .

In addition, even though we focus on smart buildings, you may have seen reports on smart cities. In fact, there is still the concept of "Smart Community" between the two. Imagine parks or comprehensive commercial centers in cities with multiple buildings. These sites are also affected by the above trends and can benefit from strategic management measures, including deploying network capacity to hot spots, provides wireless network services and makes better business decisions through analysis.

The deployment of advanced technologies in advanced buildings will continue to grow in 2018. The key point is how many smart buildings will become smart buildings in the New Year. High-bandwidth networks with integrated systems and feasibility analysis capabilities are the development trend, and mobility, network security, PoE power supply and sustainable support are the four steps leading to smart buildings.

Chen LAN, author of this article:

Ms. Chen LAN is responsible for sales of Enterprise Solutions in North Asia and all matters related to customer relations. As vice president of North Asia, she is also responsible for implementing the regional sales strategy, developing key market segments and regional expansion.

As an industry veteran, Chen LAN joined AT&T in 1995 and has a background in the communication and cable TV industry. Starting in 2000, she served as a regional sales manager and was responsible for IMAX®Solutions's business in East China experienced a shift from Avaya to CommScope. In 2007, she held the position of national sales manager in charge of the sales business in Greater China. In 2007 to 2008, her sales increased by 22%. Since then, she has successively served as sales director of Greater China and vice president of sales of Greater China. In December 2016, he served as Vice President of the Enterprise Network North Asia region of the company.

Chen LAN graduated from Shanghai University and obtained a bachelor's degree in communications. In 2015, Chen LAN received an MBA from the Hong Kong University. In addition, she also owns the certificate of the e-commerce training program of the Central Europe International Business College, the certificate of the Shanghai Jiao Tong University China high-level marketing training program, and the American INM Consulting Company (International Negotiation & Management Co .) certificate of the Strategic Leadership Training Program.

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