Frequently Asked Questions

Digital twin software is the medium through which operators interact with digital twins, which are virtual models of a physical asset.

IoT sensors are devices that capture data about physical objects and transmit it to the cloud, hence the “Internet of Things”.

Facility maintenance covers the full range of tasks and actions necessary to maintain the form and function of a commercial facility.

Submeter solutions refer to a broad set of hardware and software technologies that use real-time data to deliver insights derived from electricity consumption at granular levels.

HVAC analytics refer to the insights, recommendations and automation that can be derived from collecting real-time data about heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.

IoT data collection is the process of using sensors to track the conditions of physical things.

CRE technology refers to any technology that is developed for use in commercial real estate buildings and/or companies.

Mean time to repair (MTTR) is a key performance indicator for maintenance teams used to determine how quickly issues are being resolved.

Utility management services are software applications that enable companies to better budget, report, forecast and optimize their energy spend through granular, real-time data.