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Buildings IOT
Delivering smart buildings that are data-rich, cyber secure, and managed from a single pane of glass
About Buildings IOT
Buildings IOT is a Santa Clara, CA-based company specializing in adaptive facility and energy management solutions. The company leverages smart building integration technology to transform building data into actionable insights, helping property owners and managers reduce operational expenses, achieve energy savings, and meet climate impact targets. Buildings IOT serves a diverse range of clients, including commercial real estate owners, facility managers, and energy consultants, operating primarily in the smart building and energy management markets. The business model revolves around providing a unified platform that integrates various building systems, enabling interoperability, accessibility, and control. Revenue is generated through subscription-based services, software licensing, and consulting fees. The company's core offering includes an integrated data layer for modeling and normalization, which ensures seamless data flow and system harmony. By turning data into tailored actions, Buildings IOT helps clients comply with local laws and optimize their building operations.
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- Founded
- 1958
- Headquarters
- Concord, United States
- Sector
- Real Estate
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Series B and later1 investor entered at this stage
Keyframe Capital Partners
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