1:45 - 3:00
| As implementations of XML and Web services based products and solutions start to come to market, it is important for the HVAC industry to learn of the successes of their implementation. Join me in this session, with a number of key industry stakeholders convey their experiences and stories about this exciting new technology. |
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| Mr. Chervet will present 2 large-scale deployments of XML Web Services used with LonWorks® networks and provide a short list of ongoing projects. Mr. Chervet will discuss some of the business imperatives driving XML adoption and share his personal insights of what does and doesn’t work in large-scale deployments. |
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| Mr. Petze will present a case study demonstrating how XML is being used in an energy management application. |
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| Mr. Huneycutt will present a case study demonstrating how XML and Web Services are being used by a national chain store owner to outsource the management of its 4000 facility automation systems. |
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| Mr. Tom will present numerous examples of projects where XML and Web services have been used to integrate BAS with other computer applications. Of particular interest is the fact that these examples do not represent major programming efforts by corporate IT staffs but instead are applications developed by end users and local control contractors. |
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| This Session will discuss building technology that have been implmented by an integrator in a "Buildy" Award Winning office building. Integration and Interoperability have been achieved in this building by using XML and Terminal Web Services to provide effective management tools. The technology includes wide ranging integration of building systems, information technology (IT) and Internet services built into a Real-time Enterprise Dashboard™. Builconn, the preeminent forum for Integrated and Interoperable buildings, recognized the building integrator, Energy Control Inc. in 2005 with a Buildy award for Best Integration Project. |
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