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Smart buildings

  • Expert opinion - Smart buildings: a rapidly evolving ecosystem | SPIE

    Expert opinion- Smart buildings: a rapidly evolving ecosystem. Paris, November 29 th 2018- -An unmissable event for all involved in the commercial real estate sector in France, the Salon de l'Immobilier d'Entreprise (The professional real estate event, SIMI) presents an opportunity for SPIE to address emerging challenges associated with Smart buildings, from installation to operation and maintenance

  • SPIE regroups all its Swiss subsidiaries under the name of SPIE Switzerland Ltd | SPIE

    Zurich, March 21st 2017 --SPIE regroups all its Swiss subsidiaries under the name of SPIE Switzerland Ltd (1). This has enabled the independent European leader in multi technical services in the areas of energy and communications to position itself in Switzerland as a global partner for Smart cities, Smart buildings, energy, infrastructures and ICT (2)

  • SPIE Switzerland | SPIE

    Thanks to the synergies that will be created in this shared structure, SPIE Switzerland, through it subsidiaries, positions itself as a global partner for Smart cities, Smart buildings, energy, infrastructures and ICT in Switzerland... Recognised specialists in voice, data and image integration for smart buildings, they equip high-class housing projects and hotels, administrative buildings (including schools and leisure and cultural centres) and commercial-sector premises (such as head offices and healthcare establishments)

  • Jérôme Nier appointed Offer Marketing Manager at SPIE | SPIE

    He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Smart Building Alliance for Smart Cities. contacts

  • Bruno Le Lay appointed Process Operations Director at SPIE Ouest-Centre | SPIE

    SPIE Ouest Centre also aims to offer smart building solutions that combine energy efficiency with electronic safety and network security. contacts

  • Karen Luzignant appointed to head up SPIE ICS's Grand Est business division | SPIE

    In 2009, she was appointed as Manager of the Consultancy, Data Centre and Smart Building department and then as its departmental director in 2014. In the Grand Est business division, Karen Luzignant succeeds Cédric Périer who has been appointed Managing Director of SPIE ICS. Promote dynamic growth in the Grand Est business division

  • Success for the first Innovathon Smart Life by SPIE | SPIE

    This event mobilised talents with a range of profiles who are particularly motivated to come up with specific projects, in record time, relating to Smart Cities, Smart Buildings and Smart Companies... Decided on by a panel consisting of Agnès Van de Walle (Microsoft), Valentine de Lajarte (Smart Buildings Alliance, Partager la Ville), Pierre Etienne Bardin (La Poste Group) and Cédric Périer (SPIE ICS), chairman of the jury, the prizes were awarded based on four criteria: market approval, business model, execution and design and the innovative nature of the solution

  • SPIE Industrie & Tertiaire - Division Tertiaire | SPIE

    Solutions dedicated to Smart City projects and energy-efficient buildings... Integration of IoT solutions into our Smart Building offerings

  • SPIE implements Smart Office Vision | SPIE

    Lars Oliver Schröder from Philips Lighting views that as the future of the smart office building. Ten years from now, every newly installed light spot will be networked

  • About the group | SPIE

    "Smart city" (36 % of consolidated production for the financial year ended December 31 2018), including" the smart" layout of cities, particularly for communications infrastructure, mobility, group equipment and safety e-fficient buildings" (19 % of consolidated production for the financial year ended December 31 2018), i.e., a service offering for energy performance ranging from design to the operation and maintenance of low-consumption buildings