When a new building opens, it is in perfect shape. Yet as the years go on, systems age, and building performance starts degrading. 
 

We have been living through unprecedented times, and we know you have a lot of questions concerning your return to the workplace.
 

Technology has gone from a nice-to-have tool to one that is essential for business continuity during the pandemic.
 

What sustainability certification do I choose that also helps alleviate my COVID-19 concerns?
 

As people return to their offices, changes to air quality in the built environment will help create safer spaces.
 

Soon after many governing bodies throughout the United States enacted stay-at-home governance to flatten the curve of COVID-19, Crain’s Chicago Business published an article about Crimson Contagion – an emergency exercise developed by the federal government that took place in Chicago.
 

A major healthcare system in the Chicago area recently adopted a Unified Communication and Collaboration (UCC) platform as its standard and was starting to deploy the solution and train its first users.
 

Even with the best-laid plans, major events can turn everything sideways.
 

For manufacturing and distribution facilities, the introduction of 5G – the next generation of cellular wireless – could be a game-changer down the line.
 

Unified communication is a familiar term commonly used to describe a variety of software and hardware systems that bridged disparate telecommunications systems in the workforce and emerged in the early stages of traditional AV and IT infrastructure and application convergence.