Smart Buildings Magazine Features
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The hidden liability of smart buildings
s an industry, our modus operandi has been to connect everything to everything else. Plant, sensors, access control, lifts, lighting, room booking, visitor management, energy platforms, workplace apps, tenant experience tools, you name it, we integrated it. And good job we did, AI enablement needed it! The commercial case for doing so sounded sensible enough: better data, better operations, better experience, better performance.
01 May 2026 -
The hidden complexity of OT visibility in live facilities
Carl Henriksen, CEO at cybersecurity specialist OryxAlign, explains why visibility across operational systems is becoming a security and engineering challenge, and how getting it wrong can compromise both cyber resilience and operational continuity.
27 April 2026 -
The future of airports starts with connectivity
Tom Sime, CEO, Exchange Communications talks about the future of airport travel and why enabling them now with the right technology will support the infrastructure required to meet the needs of the aviation experience long into the future.
23 April 2026 -
Why electrification without optimisation is becoming the new bottleneck
Ian Rose, sales & strategy director at Passiv UK looks at how we use electricity.
21 April 2026 -
CO₂ monitoring explained: Comparing traditional monitors and IoT sensors
Chris Potts, marketing director at ANT Telecom, explores the practical differences between traditional CO₂ monitors and connected IoT CO₂ sensors, and explains why the technology behind them matters.
20 April 2026 -
Why digital transformation in UK real estate must start with people
Marcus Scholes, managing director for commercial property at MRI Software looks at the human impact of digital transformation.
20 April 2026
