As energy costs rise and healthcare organizations face pressure to reduce emissions, some health systems are beginning to consider a more fundamental shift: designing hospitals to operate entirely on electricity.
As building technology evolves, security threats to buildings – including hospitals – are changing, as are the knowledge and skills needed from facility managers and employees to protect their buildings.
Schneider Electric has announced their involvement with the PennFIRST team to design and build a new state-of-the-art pavilion featuring smart building technology for the University of Pennsylvania Health System (Penn Medicine).
The University of Rochester Medical Center has partnered with Schneider Electric to deploy Asset Performance Services on its medical center.
