Your Knowledge Base Around Portfolio Optimization

As the leading provider of software solutions for optimizing the technical operation of buildings in Germany, aedifion has been certified by TÜV Rheinland to comply with the legal standards of the German Energy Performance of Buildings Act (GEG).

Often delivered as a SaaS solution, monthly license fees can be rolled into tenants' ongoing operating costs, giving them the benefits of effective operations.

Data is the basis for transparency in the building. The lack of accessibility to all relevant building data is a difficulty that poses major challenges for technical monitoring. But there are modern measures that can be taken to ensure sufficient data connectivity in an uncomplicated and fast way and make technical monitoring easier.

aedifion has had all of its IT and business processes certified in accordance with the DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001 information security standard. Dr. Jan Henrik Ziegeldorf, CTO of aedifion, on the new information security management system and the relevance of the topic for the building management of the future.

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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.

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Buildings are responsible for a significant proportion of energy consumption in Germany and worldwide. With operational optimization owners can already reach 40% of reduced CO2 emissions.

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aedifion has had all of its IT and business processes certified in accordance with the DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001 information security standard. Dr. Jan Henrik Ziegeldorf, CTO of aedifion, on the new information security management system and the relevance of the topic for the building management of the future.

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"Manage to Green" is one of the major trends in sustainable real estate management. We show what requirements this concept places on real estate and why the cloud platform for digital operational optimization should be the foundation of any sustainability strategy.

Often delivered as a SaaS solution, monthly license fees can be rolled into tenants' ongoing operating costs, giving them the benefits of effective operations.

The early adoption of proactive, digital building operations represents a key challenge in modern asset management. We outline the three crucial steps on the path to an optimally operated portfolio.

Since October 1, 2022, the EnSimiMaV (Medium-term Energy Supply Assurance Measures Ordinance) now also obliges owners and companies to increase energy efficiency.

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Buildings are responsible for a significant proportion of energy consumption in Germany and worldwide. With operational optimization owners can already reach 40% of reduced CO2 emissions.

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After long debate, the German Bundestag recently passed an amendment to the national Buildings Energy Act (Gebäudeenergiegesetz, GEG). We outline what owners of non-residential buildings must take into account from 2024 on and highlight the crucial role of software solutions in optimizing building operations.

Data is the basis for transparency in the building. The lack of accessibility to all relevant building data is a difficulty that poses major challenges for technical monitoring. But there are modern measures that can be taken to ensure sufficient data connectivity in an uncomplicated and fast way and make technical monitoring easier.

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.

With the long-discussed Act on the Allocation of Carbon Dioxide Costs, or CO2KostAufG for short, the German government aims to create better incentives for energy-efficient building refurbishment and a fairer distribution of CO₂ costs between tenants and landlords from January 2023. For commercial buildings, a 50:50 cost split will apply for the time being.

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Often delivered as a SaaS solution, monthly license fees can be rolled into tenants' ongoing operating costs, giving them the benefits of effective operations.

The early adoption of proactive, digital building operations represents a key challenge in modern asset management. We outline the three crucial steps on the path to an optimally operated portfolio.

We are convinced that through collaboration and synergies, together we can make better buildings possible. That is why we are very pleased that in STRABAG PFS we have found a partner with the same vision as us.

The decarbonization of commercial real estate not only represents an important contribution to climate protection, but is also the key to sustainable investment.

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Data is the basis for transparency in the building. The lack of accessibility to all relevant building data is a difficulty that poses major challenges for technical monitoring. But there are modern measures that can be taken to ensure sufficient data connectivity in an uncomplicated and fast way and make technical monitoring easier.

Since October 1, 2022, the EnSimiMaV (Medium-term Energy Supply Assurance Measures Ordinance) now also obliges owners and companies to increase energy efficiency.

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As the leading provider of software solutions for optimizing the technical operation of buildings in Germany, aedifion 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.

With the long-discussed Act on the Allocation of Carbon Dioxide Costs, or CO2KostAufG for short, the German government aims to create better incentives for energy-efficient building refurbishment and a fairer distribution of CO₂ costs between tenants and landlords from January 2023. For commercial buildings, a 50:50 cost split will apply for the time being.

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