By Design A Smart Building Discussion with Jacob Jackson

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It's a Controls Problem

Hawaiian Pizza Please Productions

21 episodes

3 days ago

Dive into the world of building automation with "It's a Controls Problem"! Hosted by industry expert Charles Johnson and industry newb Matthew Vanberg, this podcast explores the latest advancements in controls systems, energy efficiency, and smart building technology. Tune in for insightful discussions, practical advice, and interviews with leading professionals. Expect laughs, learning, and maybe a few epic fails along the way as we get real and dive into all things building controls related.

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By Design A Smart Building Discussion with Jacob Jackson

It's a Controls Problem

1 hour 22 minutes 39 seconds

4 months ago

By Design A Smart Building Discussion with Jacob Jackson

Join us as we sit down with Jacob Jackson, a true "automation wizard" and a leading voice in the smart building industry. With over 20 years of experience in building automation and operational technology (OT), Jacob shares his invaluable insights into the complexities of integrating modern building systems.

In this episode, we'll delve into his journey in the field, explore the challenges and triumphs of creating truly intelligent spaces, and discuss the core concepts from his groundbreaking new book, "Smart Buildings by Design: How the Fourth Trade Connects It All with the Purdue Model." Learn why integration is its own discipline – the "Fourth Trade" – and how a top-down approach can lead to more efficient, secure, and future-ready buildings.

Get a copy of the book here: https://a.co/d/dbCDUJz