Intelligent Buildings - What they are and How to Implement

Attendees will understand what makes a building a “Smart Building,” why tenants (and thus owner’s) want them and how building management needs to integrate themselves with planning, specifying and deploying Smart Building technologies. Plus, attendees will learn from practical experience in specifying, contracting, and managing smart building technology such as iris recognition systems and differences and advantages between iris and facial recognition, including addressing privacy concerns.

Speakers

Grant Salmon, LEED AP from Honeywell BMS

Grant Salmon is a Lead Territory Manager with Honeywell WEBs channel, where he focuses on providing technical support and training to consulting engineers and end users on a wide range of Honeywell "smart building" solutions. His primary area of focus is on the integration of building automation systems to connect edge devices such as control valves, actuators, and energy meters in an effort to drive improved building operations and energy savings.

Westin Wolfenden from Princeton Identity

Westin R. Wolfenden has been in the security industry for over a decade on both the integration and manufacturing side. He’s been with Princeton Identity for over 2 years now helping to educate integrators and end-users alike on the misconceptions of biometrics. All the while showing how simple not only integrating Princeton Identity’s solution is but also how simple it is to use for admins and users. Our main focus at Princeton Identity is to find out what customers needs and wants and allowing them to implement our multi-factor, touchless authentication solution with what aligns best for them from access control, time and attendance, visitor management and point of sale for starters as PI can integrate with any software that is open to integration.