Modern buildings are packed with technology: installations, sensors, energy meters, and building management systems. Together, they produce enormous amounts of data every day.
Yet many organizations lack an overview: how is a building really performing? And how does an organization maintain control over an entire real estate portfolio?
PULSE CORE brings all relevant building data together in a single platform. This data is translated into clear dashboards, analyses, and alerts. This creates real-time insight into how a building functions. And where improvements are possible.
The result? High-performing buildings, lower operating costs, and more sustainable building management. There is room to look ahead and gain more control over daily operations.
PULSE CORE is part of SPIE, one of the largest technical service providers in Europe.
The power of an advanced data platform combined with the practical experience of thousands of technical specialists.
Where other platforms stop at analysis, PULSE CORE converts insights into concrete actions.
When data from installations, sensors, and energy meters come together in a single platform, a complete picture emerges of how a building actually performs.
PULSE CORE forms the data-driven heart of building performance and connects technology, processes, and people.
This makes building performance scalable, practically applicable, and sustainable – today and in the future.
More than 25 PULSE specialists and consultants in the field of Sustainability, Comfort, Workspace and Asset Management use the insights from PULSE CORE to continuously improve buildings.
By combining data with technical expertise, we help organizations with:
How comfortable and healthy is it for the students in our classrooms? How can we gain more insight into this? And how can we improve that air quality? With these questions, the administrative office of Stichting Carmelcollege approached PULSE CORE.
Eindhoven Airport aims to operate emission-free and waste-free by 2030. Through smart metering and the deployment of PULSE CORE, the airport is gaining better insight into energy flows and the performance of climate control systems. As a result, significant energy savings have already been realized, and targeted steps are being taken towards a future-proof airport.
The Province of North Holland uses PULSE CORE for clear insight into management information, energy flows, and building data. Critical room conditions and installation performance are also monitored as part of the performance agreement. The platform currently monitors seven provincial buildings, thus forming the digital basis for effective management and maintenance.
The paintings in the Van Gogh Museum are of inestimable value. To keep these artworks made of natural materials in top condition, a perfect indoor climate is essential. PULSE CORE was commissioned to realize this and, additionally, to contribute to the museum's sustainability ambitions.
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