Building Automation Systems (BAS) have become a cornerstone for optimizing energy consumption in buildings. Traditionally, BAS have operated as on-premise systems, with hardware and software located within the building itself. However, the recent surge in cloud-based technologies has led to the rise of Cloud-Based BAS (CB-BAS), offering a new paradigm for building energy management. This article explores the advantages of CB-BAS solutions, delves into the impact on building management practices, and addresses security considerations associated with cloud deployments.
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Breaking the Physical Barrier: Advantages of Cloud-Based BAS
Cloud-based BAS offer several advantages over traditional on-premise systems, making them an attractive proposition for building owners and facility managers:
Scalability and Flexibility: CB-BAS are inherently scalable, easily adapting to changes in building size or the addition of new equipment. This flexibility eliminates the need for costly hardware upgrades or software licensing modifications as building needs evolve.
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