The global smart building market is expected to reach $79 billion in 2025. That means it’s a good time for Intelligent Building colleagues to gather and share insights, as many clients will be demanding their services soon.
 

As the saying goes: Everything’s bigger in Texas. That may be why ESD’s Jim Vallort – who’s been giving presentations from Hong Kong to Wisconsin this year – will be giving two talks on one day in the Lone Star State.
 

Capital One is committed to sustainability and the health and wellness of their employees. ESD made sure Capital One could meet that commitment in a Minnesota building – and our work was so successful it won a top award.
 

For an engineering student, learning from a professional can be an eye-opening experience.
 

Innovation is at the core of ESD. And it’s great when our team members work hard in a friendly competition to try to out-innovate each other.
 

Building and maintaining a trading floor is expensive for financial firms. Should companies choose to spend more money by installing Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems?
 

Engineers are skilled at thinking logically, designing technical solutions and focusing intently on their field. Thanks to them, many of the benefits we enjoy in the 21st century – comfortable office buildings and high-speed smartphones, to name a few – are common around the world.
 

The next generation of mobile networks is arriving soon. And ESD is ready to help you understand what 5G is all about.
 

If you are in a legacy building, odds are it contains antiquated lighting – and likely because of this, there are stumbling blocks to achieving the best new lighting design for your facility.
 

Jim Vallort is in New York to share his expertise. Not in Manhattan, where ESD just opened a new office – he’s upstate in Syracuse.