In the heart of East Rutherford, New Jersey, stands a colossal testament to commercial enterprise, American Dream, the premier retail, entertainment and dining destination. A sprawling architectural marvel, covering a staggering 3 million square feet, the property is a multifaceted wonderland that demands precision and efficiency in its operations. Central to its seamless functioning is the Building Management System (BMS), and at the helm of maintaining this intricate network of systems and controls is T.M. Bier & Associates (TMBA).

In this blog post, we delve into the extraordinary impact of AI on building management systems, exploring how it reshapes the future of the industry. With advanced data analytics, machine learning algorithms, and predictive modeling, AI empowers BMS to become highly intelligent, proactive entities.

When there is a complaint about one room in the building being hotter or cooler than the rest of the building, BMS Technicians have to act like detectives to decode the problem. They need to understand the building's many integrated systems and the components within them. This requires a level of knowledge and experience that goes beyond what many other building professionals possess.

In this paper we explain factors driving evolution of BMSs and describe three essential elements necessary for solving management challenges of today and tomorrow. We will also explain how these elements put you on the right path to benefit from future emerging digital technologies.

We’ve helped thousands of facility managers in New York City and beyond upgrade their building management system (BMS). There are a handful of common problems that indicate to a facility or building manager that it’s time to upgrade their BMS. Our experience & expertise in building automation systems has revealed these 4 signs that you need to upgrade your BMS.

What Are Building Control Systems? Almost every commercial & residential building including skyscrapers, office buildings, multi-family buildings, warehouses, manufacturing plants, etc. uses some form of technology to manage their building’s energy efficiency, security, & more. More advanced technology enables building managers to control all of their building’s systems from one remotely accessible control panel. This […]

There are more than one million buildings in New York City, 299 of them being skyscrapers. We estimate that 70-80% of these commercial & residential buildings are due for a building management system upgrade, or will be soon.

Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems are the core of comfort and energy performance in buildings & industrial facilities. Historically, controlling HVAC systems was an intensive & time-consuming manual process. There was typically a decision to be made between energy efficiency or comfort.