Previously Recorded Webcasts
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 April 27th, 2012
Going Green: Separating Fantasy From Reality
The marketplace has been bombarded with thousands of products and services for energy management and "green" building solutions. But sometimes what works on the white board doesn't always play out as well in the field. This webcast will address a number of different technologies and solutions for energy efficient buildings and whether they fall under the category of "fantasy" or "reality" -- and why. We'll discuss the viability of solutions such as web-based HVAC optimization programs, wireless sensors and controls, net-zero energy buildings, smart grid integration, comprehensive carbon and energy reporting platforms, and more... from both a technical and economic perspective.
 Friday, February 3rd
Smart Buildings and the Smart Grid
Rescheduled from the original date of January 27, 2012
Want to know what more than 12,000 buildings are doing with the smart grid? Join us this Friday, Jan. 27 as we present the results of a national real estate survey on smart buildings and the smart grid.
With the increase in smart grid strategies and technologies, utilities are moving quickly toward automating the grid for maximum performance in order to meet future energy demands. This session will discuss the integration of the smart grid with smart buildings – including upgrading building systems, maximizing energy performance, implementing automated demand response programs, incorporating alternative sources of energy, the emergence of micro-grids and what that means to our buildings, and more…
 Friday, December 9th
Analyzing Building Operations: What Do We Do With All This Data?
The market has become flooded with software solutions and dashboards that provide real-time monitoring of building operations. But how much data is too much data? What data is really important to effecting day-to-day operations of buildings? This session will discuss different ways to obtain and analyze building data in order to help you determine what really matters. We'll hear from real estate owners who have implemented advanced data analytics in order to successfully monitor, manage, and predict operational performance in their buildings – and we'll demo the latest in advanced analytics that take data management to another level.
 Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
Intelligent Buildings: Current and Emerging Trends
The Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA), recently commissioned two market study and research projects titled "Market Sizing North America" and the "North American Intelligent Buildings Roadmap." This session will review the key findings of this research and provide an overview of current and future trends in intelligent buildings. Speakers will define an intelligent building and its components, review the benefits of intelligent building solutions for all stakeholders, and present a summary of the business opportunities and market size for intelligent building solutions. You'll learn about the influence of technology advances for building energy efficiency, automation, IT convergence, renewable energy solutions, and integration with the smart grid.
 Friday, October 14th
Telecom 2011: Empowering Access to the Cloud
It started in the 1990s with high speed internet and smart buildings. Fast forward to 2011. The volume of data coming in and out of buildings has grown exponentially. More and more tenants require 100 Mbps of bandwidth (or higher!) for cloud computing and complex data applications -- and building owners are dependent on this technology for internal communications as well as system monitoring and controls. This session will discuss current and future requirements for bandwidth, as well as present the highlights and implications of a recent BOMA member survey regarding telecommunications needs and solutions.
 Friday, September 16, 2011
The CIO and the PM: The New Dynamic Duo
With the integration of IT into building management and operations, the new building team includes not only the property manager, but now also the CIO. The role of the CIO in commercial real estate is quickly evolving from overseeing the fundamental network operations of the organization to developing the technology strategy for the operations of the buildings. The CIO and the IT team play a critical role in building management, as they are best equipped to automate building systems, obtain data from building controls and devices, and advise on how to maximize building operational efficiency. This session will discuss the importance of the CIO and the PM as a critical new partnership.
 July 22, 2011
The Future of Green Buildings
Are "green" buildings just a passing trend, or is sustainability in real estate here to stay? You'll hear from industry veterans about the recent focus on energy management and environmental consciousness within the real estate industry, and how this phenomenon has changed the way we manage and operate buildings. Join Brenna Walraven, former Chairman of BOMA International and Managing Director of USAA Real Estate Company, Brad Molotsky, EVP and General Counsel of Brandywine Realty Trust, and Kevin Kampschroer, Director of the Office of High-Performance Green Buildings at GSA, in a discussion of the merits of "going green" – from energy savings to marketing differentiation.
 June, 17, 2011
Supply Side Energy Strategies: Procurement, Demand Response, and On-Site Power
Building owners need to not only focus on reducing the demand for power in their facilities, but also understanding the economics and logistics associated with supply side energy strategies. With the cost of purchasing energy at a seven-year low, the value of aggressive and informed procurement strategies could save millions of dollars in energy costs. In addition, implementing a demand response program that sheds building load during peak energy times can provide additional savings and even income for many properties. We’ll discuss the benefits of supply side energy strategies from procurement to on-site power generation and alternative sources of energy in order to maximize the financial rewards that can be achieved with strong supply and demand energy management programs.
 Friday, May 20, 2011
Energy Management: Benchmarking and Reporting Solutions
If you can't measure it, you can't manage it. Energy benchmarking, monitoring, and reporting are some of the most important steps in getting your energy demand and consumption under control. We'll review options for analyzing historical trends, benchmarking current consumption, monitoring real-time energy usage, collecting data, and creating custom dashboards for reporting and analytics.
 April 29th, 2011
Advanced Lighting Solutions
Replacing light bulbs is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to saving energy on lighting. Maximum efficiency can only be achieved with advanced lighting strategies such as smart scheduling, daylight harvesting, occupancy sensors, automated load shedding, personal control, task tuning, and more. Learn about lighting solutions that can reduce lighting costs up to 75%! Join us for a dynamic panel of real estate managers and solution providers who will discuss "what's next" for lighting -- as well as provide compelling case studies and ROI models.
CoR Advisors Webcast Schedule - 2011
6/17/2011 - Supply Side Energy Strategies: Procurement, Demand Response, and On-Site Power
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5/25/2012 - Advanced Lighting Technologies
6/22/2012 - The Roadmap to Energy Efficiency – Part I - Energy Benchmarking and Reporting
7/20/2012 - Smart Grid Impact on Intelligent Buildings (w/CABA)
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TESTIMONIAL
I attended the webcast on “Advanced Lighting Solutions” and found it to be very enlightening. The presenters used various visuals to demonstrate that a thoroughly integrated approach should include much more than simply a lamp replacement project – and economic benefits were clearly presented. I have attended several other CoR Advisors webcasts and found them all to be engaging and informative.
Jim Hardwick
General Manager
CBRE
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