Building Optimization Systems Technology: Facility Optimization Made Smarter and Easier

As the world rapidly shifts towards digitalization, businesses must harness the potential of transformative technologies in their activities, and processes to competitively meet the needs of the modern-day customers. To that end, it is crystal clear that the performance of the enterprise facilities has a significant impact on their position in the market. As the healthcare industry, for instance, shifts towards value-based population health with mega-sized, nontraditional health systems, it continues to grapple with regulatory uncertainty and increasing cost per patient. In such a scenario, whether it’s the need to drive cost reduction, meet regulatory requirements or induce changes in patient care delivery models, the effectiveness of a medical facility management program is crucial for high-quality, cost-effective patient care. Deemed as one of the most sophisticated and censored environments, hospitals are in dire need of a solution to optimize their facilities, and manage the sensors via centralized building management systems (BMS). This is where Building Optimization Systems (B.O.S.) Technology steps in.

B.O.S. Technology is governed by a mission to defragment censored environments, and enable facility managers to better monitor and optimize their facilities in real-time with budget-friendly solutions. B.O.S. Technology offers a centralized, easy-to-use BMS that leverages machine learning for effective compliance automation, data analytics, and remote monitoring of facilities across multiple locations. In order to eliminate human interaction, the company’s BMS taps into the sensors within a facility, autonomously accumulates information on the cloud, and formats recording reports for smart facility optimization. The company’s BMS functions as a highly scalable network with a hierarchy effect, controlling the visibility of facility information across various levels of users. The highly-scalable network infrastructure combined with the firm’s ability to supply or integrate with existing third-party sensors/devices helps reduce implementation timelines. “Our software is not command-based, which enables the system to scale between formats to procure information on multiple devices, look at historical graphs, and generate compliance reports,” states John Lepak, Founder of B.O.S. Technology.