Kraft Mechanical Shares Building Automation Expertise at BOMA Greater Minneapolis

The future of building automation is becoming more connected, more accessible and more intelligent.

Kraft Mechanical was proud to be part of the conversation at the BOMA Greater Minneapolis Engineers session, The Future of Building Automation Systems (BAS): Connected, Secure and Cloud Ready, held September 30 in downtown Minneapolis.

Kraft Mechanical’s Lauren Brodt joined Roxette Melancon and Jerome Bergquist of Tridium to present on how today’s building automation systems are evolving and what those changes mean for building engineers and facility teams. BOMA Greater Minneapolis

The session explored how cloud-enabled BAS technology can help address some of the challenges facilities face when building controls and IT systems need to work together. Topics included reducing common IT roadblocks, managing buildings remotely, and preparing facilities for the next generation of building analytics and automation. BOMA Greater Minneapolis

For facility teams, that means better access to building information and more opportunities to understand how systems are performing.

Building automation has grown far beyond simply turning equipment on and off. Modern BAS technology can give building operators greater visibility into HVAC and other connected systems, helping teams identify issues, monitor performance and make more informed decisions about their facilities.

That connection between building systems, controls and the people managing them is an important part of Kraft Mechanical’s approach to building automation.

Kraft Mechanical was also pleased to serve as an Engineer Session Sponsor alongside Tridium for the BOMA Greater Minneapolis program. BOMA Greater Minneapolis

Thank you to BOMA Greater Minneapolis, Tridium and everyone who attended and contributed to the discussion.

We always appreciate opportunities to share knowledge, connect with other industry professionals and talk about where building technology is headed next.