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A roadmap to deliver SMaRT successfully.

SMaRT Building Strategy
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Incorporating feasibility studies, use cases and user journeys.  Examining technology requirements and interoperability, stakeholder requirements, and more. The SMaRT building strategy sets out the pragmatic steps for your smart project. With a clear baseline to define future goals and metrics and a fact-based analysis of the current situation. Nu Xform smart building strategy services typically focus on these areas:

Smart Building Strategy Considerations

Current State Assessment

We establish a clear understanding of the systems in place. And examine their SMaRT readiness and capability to provide useful data via interactive pre-commencement questionnaires, stakeholder interviews and site surveys. Often negating the need for any significant additional expenditure.

Scale & Complexity

Will the project meet the needs of diverse groups of users? How will it address modernisation challenges, changing or growing business requirements and deployment across a complex infrastructure?

Technology

Technologies to consider in the development of a SMaRT building strategy include: sensor technology, building management systems (BMS), data analytics and AI, cybersecurity, energy management systems and occupancy monitoring and indoor air quality systems.

Stakeholder Engagement

Who’s involved? How will this project meet their needs and aims? Recognising, understanding and engaging with stakeholders is an important theme. As consultants, we focus keeping everyone aligned with the project vision for successful delivery.

A successful SMaRT building project requires:

Inclusive Design

Prioritising accessibility and personalisation for diverse users.


Modernisation

Ensuring interoperability, cybersecurity, and scalability.


Adaptability

Building in flexibility for changing business needs and sustainability.


Strategic Deployment

Using phased implementation, robust network infrastructure, and centralised management, with strong stakeholder engagement.

Whilst SMaRT building success hinges on engaging diverse stakeholders:

Who

Owners, occupants, visitors, facility managers, IT, sustainability and space planning teams, security, construction and others.


Needs/Aims:

Vary from ROI and efficiency to comfort, safety, and compliance.


How

Through clear communication, transparency, collaboration, feedback, value demonstration, and flexibility.