On a recent walkthrough for a client in Delaware, one of our sales engineers discovered that out of approximately 100 doors in the facility, 25 failed to comply with applicable codes. If a crisis occurred, the property owner, property manager, architect, contractors, and others could be held liable for any incidents resulting from those compliance
Seasonal and extreme changes in weather can serve as a rigorous test for building automation systems and HVAC equipment. In moments like this, can you count on your BAS vendor to keep your system up and running and your occupants comfortable? If you call your provider during an emergency, how long will it take
Our 2025 Radius Systems Technology Summit was a tremendous success! Thank you to all of our attendees who came together at Lincoln Financial Field for a full day of BMS education, networking, and a fair bit of fun! Brandon Graham signed jerseys, business cards, and even a hard hat. We heard talks on a variety
Your Building Automation System (BAS) has served you faithfully for years. But after one too many late-night service calls and costly technician visits, you might find yourself asking: is it possible to keep this system operating with some minor upgrades, or is it time to move on? Whether you’re a security professional, building systems
A preventative medical health plan often includes annual check-ups at the doctor’s office. The same thought process can be applied to your Building Automation System health. How is your software performing? Is it running optimally and efficiently? Does your PC/server, which runs 24/7, need an update to perform reliably and securely? How protected are
Buildings have historically functioned with a multitude of systems and software, which have operated independently from one another. This landscape of disparate systems is becoming a thing of the past, as building automation systems are now capable of integrating multiple building systems, and creative facility managers are asking: What systems can be brought