IBIS Group USA Signs Exclusive U.S. Distribution Agreement with Bisly
New partnership brings Bisly’s European building automation platform to the U.S. residential and mixed-use market
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Building Intelligence Journal
Playbooks and analysis for developers, investors, landlords, engineers, and contractors deploying Bisly-powered projects in the U.S. market.
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How Bisly Reduces Building Automation Installation Cost, Errors, and Rework
Bisly changes where building automation is configured. The digital twin exists before installation begins, and installers connect each physical device to that ready-to-run configuration by scanning it on site. The result is less manual setup, immediate verification, automatic documentation, and fewer opportunities for costly rework.
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Building Performance Standards Are Spreading Across the U.S. — Is Your Building Ready?
A comparison of U.S. building performance laws and why owners need adaptable automation for changing energy strategies, technologies, and compliance requirements.
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Local Law 97 Is Today’s Challenge. Your Building Should Be Ready for What Comes Next.
How building automation can help New York City owners reduce energy waste, address Local Law 97 emissions exposure, and prepare for future technologies and requirements.
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Panel-Based Automation for Multifamily: A More Scalable Way to Build
Multifamily automation becomes difficult when every apartment is treated as a separate integration project. A standardized, panel-based architecture can reduce field complexity, make installation more repeatable, and create a better foundation for building-wide control.
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The Future of Smart Apartments in U.S. Multifamily Development
The next generation of smart apartments will be less about individual gadgets and more about building-wide infrastructure. Developers should be thinking about HVAC, lighting, access, energy, data, and operations as one connected system.
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Energy Monitoring as a Portfolio Strategy: From Data Collection to Building Control
Energy dashboards tell owners what happened. Building intelligence should help determine what happens next. For portfolio owners, the real opportunity is connecting consistent energy data with the systems capable of acting on it.
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What Developers Should Know About Intelligent Building Infrastructure
Building intelligence should not be a collection of systems added late in construction. Developers can reduce complexity and protect long-term asset value by defining the automation architecture early.
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