With a worldwide shift to digitalization and electrification through the complex IP-based internet of things, master systems integration plays an integral role in driving actionable insights and automation protocols designed to achieve energy efficiency goals.

Today, the building industry is responsible for high loads of energy demand and greenhouse gas emissions at nearly 40%, according to Architecture2030. Master systems integrators, like Stark Tech, integrate mechanical and electrical systems at enterprise, campus, and individual site levels for streamlined communication between the systems.

How this works is through an MSI approach in which the platform aggregates and normalizes the data streams to deliver actionable data in real-time. The data can help reduce energy consumption and alert facilities managers to inefficiencies within assets through fault detection and diagnostics.

The ability to manage and monitor every connected asset within the facility through a single pane of glass gives the end-user more control over the performance of their facilities. MSIs are able to customize solutions that connect disparate technology systems, including building management systems, power and utility meters, protective systems, professional audio and visual technology, and integrated renewable energy systems for seamless communication.

This unified building approach facilitates interoperable automation and communication enabling systems management through a single pane of glass, which provides customized dashboards for instant understanding of performance.

Stark Tech takes single pane of glass monitoring to the next stage. As facilities optimization experts, our integration specialists evaluate the building conditions and develop strategies that address pain points, including traditional and common efficiency improvement activities. Through years of experience, tribal knowledge, and best-in-class technology, we help end users reduce their environmental impact through the facility optimization process.