The modern office environment is changing rapidly. Hybrid working, stricter sustainability targets and new regulations are placing increasing demands on buildings. At the same time, employees expect a comfortable and healthy work environment in which they can work productively.
With PULSE CORE, organizations gain insight into their buildings and installations, enabling them to make data-driven decisions for comfort, sustainability and future-proof building management.
A good indoor climate has a direct impact on employee well-being and productivity. Factors such as temperature and air quality play an important role. By continuously monitoring these, the working environment can be actively improved.
In many organizations, office occupancy has become less predictable. Workspaces and meeting rooms are heavily used at certain times, while at other times they remain empty.Insight into actual space usage helps organizations to configure building installations more efficiently and align facility services better with occupancy.
Organizations are under pressure to reduce energy consumption and lower their CO₂ emissions. At the same time, they want to reduce costs and achieve their sustainability targets. This starts with insight into where energy is consumed and where optimization is possible.
From 2026, many non-residential buildings must be equipped with a Building Automation Control System (BACS) that provides insight into energy performance and supports optimization. This requires continuous monitoring and analysis of building systems.
PULSE CORE helps organizations gain control over these challenges by translating building data into concrete insights and actions. This is done within one platform with five Building Blocks.
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