Smart Buildings Magazine Features
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MSIs are for delivery, but operations never got one
The smart buildings industry did something genuinely impressive over the last decade. Faced with fragmented supply chains, overlapping scopes, and technologies falling between trades, it created a delivery construct that mostly worked.
01 February 2026 -
Q&A - Mike Blackman, managing director, Integrated Systems Events
Mike Blackman, managing director, Integrated Systems Events tells Smart Buildings Magazine his thoughts on smart buildings.
30 January 2026 -
The AI revolution will require a corresponding construction explosion
Michael De Chiara, senior partner at Zetlin & De Chiara looks at the AI revolution.
28 January 2026 -
From integrator to innovator: Distech Controls at 30
During the last 30 years, Distech Controls has moved from being an integrator of products to an innovator, developing open solutions that make buildings smarter, safer and greener. We speak to Martin Villeneuve, President at Distech Controls about the company’s journey and the future.
26 January 2026 -
Why ‘security by design’ is no longer optional for IoT devices as risks to manufacturers increase
As cyberattacks increasingly adopt AI-driven techniques to exploit firmware and software vulnerabilities, a single weakness in one device can now be rapidly scaled across entire industrial deployments, with serious operational consequences.
21 January 2026 -
Managing access in education: how and where digitalization makes a positive impact
Across Europe, the Middle East and beyond, schools, colleges and universities look to modernize security while preserving openness
19 January 2026
