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Discover how well-coordinated heating system controllers and customized software can lead to significant energy savings with heat pumps. Join Alexander Jekimow, Product Manager at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, as he dives into the world of heat pumps and decarbonization on our latest podcast episode! We uncover the importance of this technology for sustainability in buildings and explore how it's reshaping the HVAC industry. From boosting energy efficiency to reducing carbon emissions, heat pumps are paving the way for a greener future. Tune in now for all the insights!

In this episode, host Jon Lester and Siemens Cybersecurity Manager for Automation and Connected Devices, Francesco Negosanti discuss the importance and strengths of BACnet Secure Connect. As building connectivity increases, secure end-to-end communication is needed to ensure cybersecure buildings, whether new or existing. Do you want to deep dive into the topic? Tune in now!

What does it mean to enhance the human experience in buildings and how can we get ahead of users’ ever evolving challenges? In this episode of "Buildings of Tomorrow" host Jon Lester speaks with UX expert Eva Cochet-Weinandt about the importance of UX in digital and physical spaces. As the head of UX at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, Eva breaks down the misconceptions of UX and how it applies to the crossroads between people and buildings, whether it's through digital products, physical products, or services. Tune in to learn more about leveraging data to make informed decisions on how to bring your buildings to the next level.

The channel covered a lot of relevant topics related to the world of buildings. However, there was one subject that had not yet been discussed and which represents a crucial factor for a building: fire safety. That's why we recorded three brand new episodes on the subject with Mr. Carsten Liesener, head of the solutions and service division of Siemens Smart Infrastructure in Europe. Tune in to the second podcast of the series that explains the new regulations and developments related to fire safety.

In this new series with Alina Matyukhina, we want to talk about building protocols and their open doors to cyber attacks. You can find these installations in every buildings, their aim is to make devices within a building talk to each other. Tune in to the first episode of this series, talking about the most famous protocols and how they became a threat to cyber security.

The channel covered a lot of relevant topics related to the world of buildings. However, there was one subject that had not yet been discussed and which represents a crucial factor for a building: fire safety. That's why we recorded three brand new episodes on the subject with Mr. Carsten Liesener, head of the solutions and service division of Siemens Smart Infrastructure in Europe. Tune in to the first podcast of the series that explains what is meant by fire safety within buildings.

Buildings of Tomorrow continues its new journey from home. Jon Lester has recorded four episodes with Elisa Rönkä, head of smart office at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, about the future workplace. Tune in to the fourth and final episode of the series talking about the ROI (return on investment) for the Workplaces of the future.

Buildings of Tomorrow continues its new journey from home. Jon Lester has recorded four episodes with Elisa Rönkä, head of smart office at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, about the future workplace. Tune in to the third episode of the series talking about how to maintain privacy within the future modern offices.

Buildings of Tomorrow continues its new journey from home. Jon Lester has recorded four episodes with Elisa Rönkä, head of smart office at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, about the future workplace. Tune into the second episode of the series talking about the flexibility in the modern offices.

Buildings of Tomorrow continues its new journey from home. Jon Lester has recorded four episodes with Elisa Rönkä, head of smart office at Siemens Smart Infrastructure, about the future workplace. Tune into the first episode of the series that explains how the workplace should be designed to deliver productivity.

You're wondering what "data warehouse" or "digital framework" mean exactly? Don't look for the answer on the internet or in a dictionary, where would be the fun? Jon Lester and Tyson Soutter recorded the first Buildings of Tomorrow episode from home and this new word buster format can tell you a lot about the vocabulary of data and buildings.www.siemens.com/dataanalytics

Tyson Soutter explains how digital twins give so many static information such as the product data or the geographic location and how data analytics could enhance what could be done with these information.www.siemens.com/dataanalytics

In this episode, Franziska Dolak explains how technologies learn from us while we interact. Tune in if you want to know how a system leverage everything we do to make some learning and adapt to make our comfort level better.

Today we follow up on the last podcast with Alex Rohweder on the topic of the democratization of building management 🏢. As building management was originally developed for large and complex buildings, like hospitals, the CO2 reduction goals lay pressure on smaller plants as well 🏠. Together with Jon Lester he discusses the possibilities, advantages, and hurdles of building management for smaller buildings. Tune in to learn more! 🎧

How do we build trust in Artificial Intelligence? Franziska Dolak (Innovation Manager at Siemens Smart Infrastructure), Marisa Tschopp (Swiss Ambassador for women in AI) and Ulli Waltinger (Technology Manager at the AI Labs at Siemens) discuss about how to build trust in AI and why it is so important to understand the real value of this technology.

Wolfgang Hass explains that one of the main changes is that BIM allows to have an harmonized and coordinated design during the virtual phase which makes it easier to fulfill the request of the customer. Tune in to know more!www.siemens.com/BIM

Franziska Dolak explains how important it is for technology to be accessible but also not too complicated. It is useful to realize which interactions are actually improved by smart homes technologies and not making it too sophisticated. Tune in to know more.

Markus Winterholer explains that 70% of the time for data analytics is spent structuring the data which is done in the digital twin. Machine learning and data analytics used in the digital twin enable algorithms that will give all kind of information needed for the construction and the proper functioning of a building.

Tyson Soutter explains that a semantic data model helps to understand the relationship between the sensor and a piece of equipment but also what this sensor is related to. Tune in to know more about everything that can be understood with this model.

Wolfgang Hass explains that it is not the end of the story for BIM. Entire cities will use building information modelling to collect information from individual buildings to make decision on a city level. Tune in to know more about BIM for entire cities. www.siemens.com/BIM

This episode is focused on the system that allows to remove friction between the building, the space and the people. The aim is to make it easy to meet within the building for a meeting, for example. The idea would be that the system understands which meeting room would fit every attendee's needs. Tune in to know more!

Chris Kopp explains, in this episode, that there is a trend in the industry to use only variable flow, that goes from the production all the way to the consumers by only running as much water as needed which is an energy efficient solution.www.siemens.com/valves

This episode is dedicated to the actual BIMification of buildings in a new neighborhood in construction in Vienna called the Aspern project. Tune it to hear how Markus Winterholer is using this project to utilise and test Siemens technologies and products through the creation of digital twins.www.siemens.com/BIM

In this episode, Chris Kopp explains that smart devices can be useful within the hydronic system set up. Tune in to know how to make better decisions right at the place needed but also how to make decision that were not even possible to be made before the use of such devices. www.siemens.com/valves

We’re back with Christoph Leitgeb and Jon Lester. As recently discussed, building certifications do have a large influence for various stakeholders. Today’s episode focuses on the impact of ESG on the building industry 🏢. Do you want to find out how the ESG help the industry to reach the sustainable development goals? 🌱 Tune in and find out!

Markus Winterholer is back on the Buildings of Tomorrow channel. Tune in, if you want to hear about the different use cases of the digital twin. You will also understand why available data is going beyond the operation of the building by actually making everybody's life easier.www.siemens.com/BIM

Tyson Soutter explains that the scale of data is getting immense and the building industry is not used to it. Therefore, the goal of semantic tagging is to apply structure to a lot of data to make them easy to search, modify and use at scale.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

Because of the demographic changes, there is an increasing demand for care homes and this type of building should give lots of attention to air quality. People living in care homes almost never leave the building, therefore, a good ventilation system is about lifestyle. But, when it comes to poor air quality that can spread viruses, this could be about life itself.www.siemens.com/room-automation

In this episode, Jonathan Copley tells about the different aspects that need to be taken into consideration while willing to have the perfect room automation. For exemple, the light level that can not only influence the productivity and happiness within an typical building but also the sustainability of the building.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Wolfgang Hass explains that BIM is useful during the entire life cycle of a building. From the idea of it until it's recycling. This can be expressed by the funny but accurate statement: BIM, BAM, BOOM. If you want to know what this stands for, tune in to the 9th episode regarding BIM.www.siemens.com/bim

In this episode, Jonathan Copley explains the different factors that can make the visit of a museum memorable thanks to room automation. From the Co2 level, to the heat and humidity in the exhibitions, you will hear about all the parameters that need to be taken into consideration to give the visitors the perfect experience.

Markus Winterholer explains that a building experiences at least two changes a week. Therefore, maintaining the digital twin can't be the work of one person. This is why everybody operating around the building has to provide his data. Tune in to know where and how these datas are collected.

In this episode, Chris Kopp explains different variables that can be used to control a room strategy, like the measurement of the flow that makes sure the consumer gets the right capacity.www.siemens.com/valves

In this 7th episode regarding BIM, Wolfgang Hass explains that 21% of the information available in the world comes out of buildings, data is the foundation of business and therefore, transparency about the building is absolutely key.www.siemens.com/bim

The building costs can be expressed as follow: 1% related utility, 10% for the rent and the remaining 89% are around the people. The goal of healthy buildings through data analytics is then to keep the traditional system while engaging with the user to make sure he is working, studying or living in the best building.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

Today’s episode is all about sustainability certifications! Christoph Leitgeb, COO of the icccon AG, and Jon Lester discuss the values of certifications and how they can be used to enhance your building’s value. Tune in now and discover a different point of view on sustainability certifications.

For this sixth podcast about BIM, Wolfgang Hass tells more about the databases needed for the construction phase. You'll hear about the one where the products are stored or the one that belongs to the building, that represents the virtual twin of the building.www.siemens.com/bim

Listen to Jonathan Copley explaining how, over the last decades, we have been focusing on saving energy, which has caused other issues in buildings like raising the level of CO2, or humidity. He also explains how problems related to tiredness, allergies and the faster spreading of viruses can be avoided.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Tune in on the Buildings of Tomorrow podcast channel and listen to Chris Kopp explaining what PICV stands for and which are the most appropriate hydronic circuits for this application.www.siemens.com/valves

What is BIM-ification? Most of the buildings don't have BIM. Although it is becoming more and more popular, it is still not a standard. Learn how to give a 3D model to a 2D existing building plan with Markus Winterholer.www.siemens.com/bim

Tyson Soutter says that data cannot lie. It can be related to BMS, security, waste, fire safety, lighting... every type of data tells the complete story of a building. Listen to him explaining how to bring all these data together and improve the quality not only in energy or costs but also with the actual experience of being in the building.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

In order to enable the Digital Twin, it is essential to connect buildings and collect their data. How this can be done is explained by our Digital Twin expert Markus Winterholer. www.siemens.com/bim

We have heard a lot about the importance of healthy and productive rooms, but how can these properly be planned and delivered? Jonathan Coplay explains which mechanical equipment have to be installed and in other hand which parameters need to be controlled in order to deliver healthy and productive indoor spaces. www.siemens.com/room-automation

Continuously monitoring changes in the building and its use is crucial to ensure cyber security. How the norms and guidelines help us prevent cyber threads and risks, is explained by our expert Frederik De Meyer.https://sie.ag/2kfTk5f

There is no doubt that BIM brings a lot of benefits through the planning and design phase. But what are these benefits and why does our expert Wolfgang Hass talks about wheels, seats and instruments in relation to our industry? Find out by listening to this episode!www.siemens.com/bim

In today’s episode of the Buildings of Tomorrow podcast, we will discuss a fascinating research project known as the Aspern Smart City Research (ASCR) which demonstrates how urban areas can be developed using market oriented, scalable, and cost-effective solutions to make energy systems more efficient and climate friendly.The project provides a unique structure where stakeholders collaborate to evaluate new solutions to ensure functioning systems to the world. Learn how partnerships and cross-functional testing is crucial to create a more sustainable tomorrow.

Do you know what Sick Building Syndrom (SBS) is or are you affected by it? Jonathan Coplay explains what causes SBS and how it can be prevented.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Hydronic expert Chris Kopp explains to us what demand-based control is and what needs to be done to operate an energy efficient application.www.siemens.com/valves

Do you know that you can have a digital twin even if there isn’t a 3D model? Markus Winterholer highlights how any plan, 2D or 3D can form the beginnings of a digital twin as long as it represents the building accurately.