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Optimizing building operations with software solutions leads to long-term savings, which benefit tenants, operators, and owners alike when costs are allocated.

We explain what the German Building Energy Act (GEG) entails for owners of non-residential buildings from 2024 and why software solutions for digital operational optimization are essential in this context.

The importance of sustainability in the real estate industry is driven not only by a moral responsibility but also by increased regulatory pressure.

The EnSimiMaV (Regulation for Securing Energy Supply Through Medium-Term Measures) required building owners and companies to improve energy efficiency.

Collecting operational data from buildings can often pose challenges for technical monitoring. However, there are digital solutions that enable quick and easy data connectivity.

The aedifion cloud platform supports facility managers in the efficient and sustainable management of buildings. This also benefits Benjamin Marten, Technical Property Manager at Sauter FM.

Cloud platform for buildings, smart building platform - there are currently many different names circulating on the market. One thing is certain: the old information technology structure of buildings no longer meets today's requirements.

Digital operational optimization increases the profitability and competitiveness of real estate. However, long-term success can only be guaranteed if the solution is used continuously.

aedifion has had all its IT and business processes certified according to the information security standard DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001.

aedifion is Germany's market leader for intelligent building technology control and has raised €12 million from new and existing investors in a Series A financing round.

aedifion is Germany's market leader for intelligent building technology control and has raised €12 million from new and existing investors in a Series A financing round.

Cloud platform for buildings, smart building platform - there are currently many different names circulating on the market. One thing is certain: the old information technology structure of buildings no longer meets today's requirements.

Technical monitoring, needs-based maintenance and predictive maintenance are only a selection of the terms for technical processes that are mentioned in connection with an optimization of building operation.

The EnSimiMaV (Regulation for Securing Energy Supply Through Medium-Term Measures) required building owners and companies to improve energy efficiency.

Hotel properties are as diverse as their architecture. We highlight the unique characteristics of this asset class and show how artificial intelligence can make operations more efficient.

The building stock is lagging behind when it comes to decarbonization. But what is preventing the industry from making faster progress? And which technologies offer viable solutions?

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Rising energy prices, as well as high comfort and regulatory requirements, demand efficient operation of office buildings. We analyze the specific characteristics of this asset class and present the most important digital optimization measures.

By actively involving users in energy efficient operations, individuals become active drivers of energy savings, paving the way for more sustainable buildings.

With the start of the smart meter rollout, the German government wants to accelerate the installation of intelligent metering systems. We have compiled the most important questions and answers.

Demand side management turns buildings into real energy management hubs. We look at how this works and what it takes to get started.

Collecting operational data from buildings can often pose challenges for technical monitoring. However, there are digital solutions that enable quick and easy data connectivity.

The aedifion software solution for optimizing building operations has been certified by TÜV Rheinland to comply with the legal standards of the German Energy Performance of Buildings Act (GEG).

The digital twin holds enormous potential for optimization over the entire life cycle of a building. The technology of the digital twin is thus increasingly becoming a game changer.

Technical monitoring, needs-based maintenance and predictive maintenance are only a selection of the terms for technical processes that are mentioned in connection with an optimization of building operation.

Collecting operational data from buildings can often pose challenges for technical monitoring. However, there are digital solutions that enable quick and easy data connectivity.