Your BACnet Questions Answered: Episode 3
Mastering MS/TP. Sounds like an archaic thing to do 2025, but MS/TP BACnet systems are still a lot more common that you’d think, and it’s become increasingly harder to ensure that all that operating knowledge is passed along. In this episode, we’re tackling your submitted questions on MS/TP. From basic best practices to essential troubleshooting, […]
When Bad Data Breaks Buildings: Lessons From The Field
Modern buildings rely on thousands of data points to keep people comfortable, safe, and productive. From temperature readings and air quality sensors to elevator positions and occupancy lighting, these systems are only as effective as the information they receive. But what happens when that information is wrong? When Bad Data Breaks Smart Buildings Across hospitals, […]
Your BACnet Questions Answered: Episode 2 (Part 2!)
Welcome to our bonus mini episode with a few more “advanced” BBMD topics we tackled! The response to our Q&A series has been incredible – thank you to everyone who submitted their questions about OT networks and BACnet. Our Co-Founder and CTO, Ping-Pook Yao, tackled some excellent questions about specialized BBMD questions this time around. […]
Why OT Network Projects Fail — and How to Prevent It
Collaboration has its upsides. We’ve looked at the benefits of collaboration across teams (IT partners, systems integrators, vendors, etc.) when it comes to training and how it makes a critical difference in an emergency. This time, let’s examine the benefits of starting a project with every stakeholder in sync. Understanding why OT network projects fail […]
Your BACnet Questions Answered: Episode 2 (Part 1!)
You asked, we answered. This time, it’s all about BBMDs. We’re back with another episode of answering your BACnet questions! The response to our Q&A series has been incredible – thank you to everyone who submitted their questions about OT networks and BACnet. Our Co-Founder and CTO, Ping-Pook Yao, tackled some excellent questions about BBMDs […]
Your BACnet Questions Answered: Episode 1
You asked, we answered. Welcome to the first episode of our Q&A video series with Ping! We’re thrilled with the response to our call for BACnet and OT network questions! Our Co-Founder and CTO, Ping-Pook Yao, tackled some excellent questions in our first Q&A video, and we wanted to share the key insights in this quick […]
How to Maintain Data Integrity in OT Networks: 5 Best Practices
The Growing Challenge of OT Network Data Integrity With the exponential growth of OT network data*, ensuring that all information remains accurate, consistent, and validated can be overwhelming. Data integrity is crucial for organizations to maintain reliable operations, comply with industry regulations, and make informed decisions based on trustworthy data. In our first article on […]
5 Reasons to Boost Visibility in Your OT Network
Maintaining a clear view of your OT network has always been important. It’s not just about protecting your critical systems, although that’s certainly a big part. Network visibility helps you keep things running efficiently, spot potential issues before they become problems, and stay compliant with industry regulations. As IT and OT networks continue to converge […]
Continuous OT Monitoring = Better ESG Results
Behind every smart building achieving ESG goals is an OT network monitoring ESG performance in real-time. As organizations push toward ambitious Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals, OT networks can provide an obvious way to achieve an ESG mandate. Continuously monitoring the OT networks themselves—not just the equipment they control—offers a surprisingly powerful sustainability tool. […]
Industry Focus: The Importance of OT Networks in Healthcare
There isn’t much we can add to any conversation about the importance of healthcare centers like hospitals, emergency clinics, and specialized care environments. But what isn’t included in those conversations is just how important the buildings themselves are to ensuring the people inside can do their jobs. Or that those in need of help, typically […]
