Zoe Roth is a research associate in the 451 Research technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence covering the internet of things. She leads coverage of smart cities and public sector IoT adoption and supporting coverage of trends and topics in smart buildings, smart home and intelligent transportation systems. Zoe’s recent areas of concentration include intelligent infrastructure, intelligent transportation systems, mobility as a service, public sector AI policy frameworks, sustainability technology, connected vehicles and charging infrastructure and federal policy dedicated to infrastructure. Before joining S&P Market Intelligence, she did geopolitical risk consulting focused on US-China technology and business relations, Chinese industrial and technology policy and military-civil fusion. Zoe holds a bachelor’s degree in peace, war and defense with a concentration in intelligence and a minor in Chinese language and politics from the University of North Carolina.
Smart city technology has been a tough proving ground for startups, but issues like sustainability, public safety and traffic congestion should encourage adoption, as well as governments looking to incorporate trials and proofs of concept. As smart city efforts roll out, citizen concerns about privacy and visibility must be considered and addressed.
As the office evolves, understanding employee preferences and behaviors through data analytics will be crucial for optimizing space and resource allocation. This approach not only fosters collaboration, but also positions organizations to attract and retain top talent in a competitive landscape.
The vendor claims its AI-powered HVAC optimization and newly released virtual building engineer ARIA can contribute up to 25% in energy savings and 40% in emissions reduction for commercial buildings. Whereas other vendors in the segment deploy replicable AI-based models or platforms that can be applied across buildings, BrainBox AI treats each building as a "snowflake."
The company is on a mission to bolster its North American profile. Its Uvance unit sits at the core of its strategy going forward. Fujitsu Uvance is a digital transformation, services-oriented global business brand that focuses on combining consulting capabilities delivered by Uvance consultants with the vendor's Kozuchi AI platform.
The London-based indoor location and mapping provider takes a hardware-agnostic approach to delivering 3D indoor maps and location. Focused on high-value location use cases like indoor navigation and wayfinding, Pointr leverages customers' existing hardware or network investments, and aggregates mobile phone data to locate users as they navigate through indoor spaces.
The building sector sits at the very center of global climate concerns. As buildings prepare for grid instability, dynamic energy pricing and emerging technologies, energy management systems will play a key role in providing resilience and supporting business continuity.
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