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"We fundamentally believe that wireless will become the next expected utility in a building, and when I say utility I mean just like centrally heating and cooled air, just like plumbing, just like electricity, where the tenants and the owners and the visitors will expect the building to allow for wireless services."

Ed Cantwell
President and CEO, InnerWireless

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Energy Efficiency in the Office Building

Reducing energy costs is high on the IBWA agenda. Energy accounts for about 38% of a building’s expenses. Therefore, knowing how to light, heat, or cool a property most efficiently can yield significant savings. For example, sensors linked to wireless networks can automatically determine if heating,cooling, or lighting systems should be adjusted. Reducing energy consumption by 35% and lowering the overall building’s operating costs by 10% is quite achievable.