Smart Buildings Show programme firms up expert speakers

Smart Buildings Show 2018

The Smart Buildings Show 2018, has announced an influential conference programme including presentations from some of the biggest names in the industry including Bluetooth SIG, BSRIA, Capita, Engie, Honeywell Building Solutions, Hurley Palmer Flatt, IBM, ISS UK, JLL, KNX UK, Microsoft, Schneider Electric and Spica.

The event takes place at the Barbican in London on the 7th and 8th November 2018 and aims to connect visitors to the latest information and technology in the smart buildings industry. The event is free for visitors.

Over the course of the two-day event, the Smart Buildings Show will deliver 38 presentations across three theatres: The Connected - Management; Connected – Controls; and the Training Theatre, with CPD-accredited training sessions from companies such as Synapsys Solutions, Sontay and Beckhoff.

John Hatcher, conference director, says: “It is a very exciting time to be involved in the world of smart buildings and the conference will provide delegates with the most up to date information on the sector. There will be market analysis, case studies and the latest product information, from the most informed speakers in the industry, plus a dedicated training theatre. All at no charge for visitors.”

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