The modern office environment is changing rapidly. Hybrid working, stricter sustainability targets, and new regulations place increasingly high 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 choices for comfort, sustainability, and future-proof building management.
A good indoor climate has a direct impact on the well-being and productivity of employees. Factors such as temperature and air quality play an important role in this. By continuously monitoring these, the work environment can be actively improved.
In many organizations, office occupancy has become less predictable. Workspaces and meeting rooms are used intensively at times, while at others they stand empty.
Insight into the actual use of spaces helps organizations to design building systems more efficiently and to better align facility services with occupancy.
Organizations are under pressure to lower their energy consumption and reduce their CO₂ emissions. At the same time, they want to cut costs and achieve their sustainability goals. This starts with insight into where energy is consumed and where optimization is possible.
From 2026, many non-residential buildings will be required to have a Building Automation and Control System (BCS) that provides insight into energy performance and supports optimization. This requires continuous monitoring and analysis of building installations.
PULSE CORE helps organizations get a grip on these challenges by translating building data into concrete insights and actions. We do this within a single platform with five Building Blocks.
Comfort continuously monitors factors such as temperature, air quality, and humidity. This creates a work environment where employees can work comfortably and remain productive.
Workspace maps how and when spaces are used completely anonymously. This data supports decisions regarding the disposal or redesign of square meters.
Moreover, systems can be linked to occupancy: spaces that are not being used do not need to be heated or cooled to the maximum.
Asset Monitoring monitors the condition of installations 24/7. Thanks to predictive algorithms maintenance is performed when necessary, rather than according to a fixed maintenance schedule. This prevents unexpected downtime and the working environment remains continuously available.
Via Sustainability, organizations gain real-time insight into energy consumption and the CO₂ footprint per building or floor. This not only allows them to comply with the GACS obligation, but also makes it immediately visible where energy waste occurs.
In the Building Block Operation Support, everything comes together: from maintenance schedules and fault reports to certificates and quotations. Via QR codes on installations, technicians have direct access to the correct documentation. This ensures that the status of the work is always visible.
During our initial meeting, we listen to the issue and explore a suitable solution together. Schedule an introductory meeting with our expert.
