Dexterra

2023年7月6日

西门子Xcelerator,一个可扩展的平台,旨在加快数字转换(DX)计划对任何规模的公司,是大型跨国公司或三人的创业公司,正式启动2023年加拿大上周在碰撞在多伦多。介绍,费萨尔Kazi说,总裁兼首席执行官(CEO)西门子的加拿大,正值加拿大公司需要“快速跟踪他们的数字化旅行。报告表明我们落后全球同行——尤其是中小企业(中小企业)。“当你把物理和虚拟世界在一起,有很多有价值的可以解锁。今天,我们写一个新篇章公司推出的平台。“根据西门子加拿大简报发布启动前,而“加拿大似乎很难达到其气候目标,世界正在电气化和数字化,我们也应该这样做。什么是一回事,确保企业保持竞争力在未来几年内,帮助实现气候目标吗?数字化的企业会增加性能提升底线,降低成本,减少排放,提高安全性和效率,减少风险和波动。“首席技术官(CTO)和彼得•Koerte首席战略官在西门子公司(Siemens AG)(方案),Xcelerator平台说,“让客户更容易导航数字转换、更快、大规模。结合现实世界和数字世界的日益增长的网络合作伙伴支持合作、协作和共同创造——这是新思想的火花和商业模式发生。” In an interview with IT World Canada, Kazi described it as having three main components made up of a digital Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled product portfolio, a growing ecosystem of partners, and a marketplace that allows organizations to explore different product offerings. A focal area will be the physical commercial building space, and with Xcelerator now a reality in Canada, Siemens announced an expansion of an existing technology agreement with Dexterra Group , an organization that specializes in facilities management and operations. Dexterra CEO Mark Becker said his company recognizes the “tremendous value that can be unlocked by continuing to invest in forward-looking, scalable technology that helps us find new ways to enhance asset performance and achieve goals we set with our clients.” Plans call for Dexterra to utilize Siemens’ BuildingX , a cloud-based smart building software suite that contains AI-enabled applications, connectivity, and built-in cybersecurity features. Siemens said BuildingX, which is available as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) application, on a subscription basis, or as an end-to-end building service offering, takes the “complexity out of digitalization and breaks down data silos across domains such as energy management, security and building maintenance. The platform will enable Dexterra to analyze end-to-end data from across its portfolio of built environments and services to make intelligent decisions about their buildings, assets, and workforce.” Kazi said digital solutions such as it and others are a “key enabler to countering current challenges like climate change, resource scarcity and rising costs.” In the case of commercial buildings, he said, “they take up more than 40 per cent of energy consumption and contribute globally to 27 per cent of emissions. We believe that up to 35 per cent of those totals can be reduced through having the right data insights. “Canadian buildings are becoming smarter. We have air conditioning systems, we have ventilation systems, we have lighting systems, and these are all automated and they are partially IoT-enabled. The problem is that much of this data is siloed. “What BuildingX does is break the silos with an open API and creates a platform where you can bring this data together, so the occupancy data can be combined with the air conditioning data. This is where the 35 per cent goal can be achieved.” While the commercial building sector will play a key role in growing the Xcelerator platform in Canada, there are a number of other verticals expected to get involved and mirror what currently exists around the globe. These include healthcare, higher education, energy and utilities, heavy equipment, retail, and aerospace and defence. Kazi describes the sustainability goals spelled out in The Paris Agreement , a legally binding treaty on climate change, as a “massive undertaking, which is coming at us. We all need to work together if we want to achieve the milestones for ourselves, and more importantly for our future generations. It’s about our existence.” Tags