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Transform your building into a performance tool
90” Conference, March 13th. 14:30 with Schneider Electric
Marcus Tack – Schneider Electric, Real Estate Solutions Norm Miller – University of San DiegoPascal Brosset – Schneider Electric, CTOGilles Cordon - Schneider Electric, Real Estate Solutions Prof. Dr. Alexander Redlein, EuroFM & Vienna Univ of TechJean-Vincent Rischard, Xolf Sarl d’ArchitectureSlide2
Sustainability
started
the trend …Slide3
Assets
Assets
+ Services
Multiple
workspaces
NetZero
energy
Comfort
m
2
Office
Home
Shared
space
Shared
resourcesSlide4
Transform your building into a performance tool
Here is the big vision that combines
three perspectivesNorm MillerLandlordsTenants or BusinessesOccupants (Employées)Slide5
What do landlord's want?
ROI Higher rents
Lower expenses Faster absorption Longer Economic Life Higher residual valueLower GHG Meet CSR GoalsSlide6
What do landlord's want?
ROI Higher rents Lower expenses
Faster absorption Longer Economic Life Higher residual valueLower GHG Meet CSR GoalsWhat do Business Tenants want?ProductivityGreater employee attraction Greater retentionLess sick days or health issues More output relative to costsBusiness Success: Profitability, Market Share and Competitive AdvantagesSlide7
What do landlord's want?
ROI Higher rents Lower expenses
Faster absorption Longer Economic Life Higher residual valueLower GHG Meet CSR GoalsWhat do Business Tenants want?ProductivityGreater employee attraction Greater retentionLess sick issues More output relative to costsBusiness success.
What do occupants want?
Good natural light if possible
Less
noise and interruptions
Ability to focus
Ability to collaborate
Good air and
temperature
Healthy ergonomics
Amenities and diversions
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Transform your building into a performance tool
90” Conference, March 13th. 14:30 with Schneider Electric
Case study : Unibail Rodamco, Majunga tower, Paris La DéfenseSlide9Slide10
Asset
manager
Real
Estate
Director
CEOSlide11
Transform your building into a performance tool
90” Conference, March 13th. 14:30 with Schneider Electric
Norm Miller – University of San DiegoPascal Brosset – Schneider Electric, CTOProf. Dr. Alexander Redlein, EuroFM & Vienna Univ of TechJean-Vincent Rischard, Xolf Sarl d’ArchitectureSlide12
A few notes on workplace strategies
Dr. Norm Miller
Utilization rates are key drivers of space efficiency.Ways that many firms are improving efficiency: Shared or non-dedicated space Tolerance for working anywhere with overflow strategies Productivity based management Cloud storage for all work files Designs that allow both focus and collaboration Sensitive culture for noise moderation and minimizing interruptions. Note we see huge differences in these strategies depending on firm size and longevity + avoiding second class citizenshipSlide13
Workplace & Space Management Strategies
Connecting the Building and People? Building internet of things
Norm MillerEnable data production with sensors on everything possible:LightsVent dampersAir filters flow ratesFire extingusihersSecurity camerasAir: Humidty, Carbon sensors,
temperature, flow speeds, etc.Light
from
outside
and
heat
gain
Shades
and fans
People (
number
and location and
their
schedules
)Room occupants and workspace
utilzationParking
space sensorsEtc Slide14
Workplace & Space Management Strategies
Norm Miller
Collect data from all these disparate sources and aggregate along with historical data and other non-building data (repair requests, work orders, lease expirations, and terms, etc.)Create a system of reports and
prioratization along
with
a
forecst
system
that
uses patterns and
forecasts
output
that
is
useful
for planning, i.e.
when the weather is
like
this (temp and humidity and
sun and time of day) with
this many occupants we need this level of cooling to maintain
a certain temperature level
.
BIG data measurement and
visualization is critical to BMSSlide15
Workplace & Space Management Strategies
Norm Miller
Translate engineering and technical data into financial and business data!Ex: Prioritize based on the cost of shut down or the cost of interuptions and provide these in Euro costs/hour or something the business managers can
understand.
Develop
easy
to
read
visualizations
and exception
reporting
and
provide
customized
real time reports to
facilities managers, security
personnel, leasing and asset management staff, cleaning staff, maintenance teams on a
variety of platforms
(smart phones, tablets, etc.)
BIG data measurement and visualizationSlide16
Workplace & Space Management Strategies
Norm Miller
Other critical strategies:Better use of passive solar design and solar tubes and reflectorsOpen floor spaces that allow light in and buildings that are not too wideOccupant buy-in and submetering if possibleMotion sensors that turn things offA&B switches that turn off the B circuits but leave on the A circuitsBetter lighting integrated with natural lights and shadesReal time commissioning to make sure the building operates as plannedAir quality monitoring systems
You can’t manage what you don’t measure.Slide17
Workplace & Space Management Strategies
Norm Miller
Happier comfortable building occupants or tenantsLower operating costsBetter tenant retention and higher occupancy ratesHigher rents and faster absorptionHigher building values and longer economic livesBragging rights on corporate social responsibility
reportsPossibly
less
harm
to the
environment
See
our
scoopit
pages on collaborative and productive
workplaces
and
also
our journal at www.josre.org
Contact at nmiller@sandiego.edu
The Payoff: Economics drives most decision makers