"Smartening Up" Government Buildings for the 21st Century


Nov 30, 2009 -- BUSINESS WIRE


Just as the President and others push for new energy efficiencies in government, a revolutionary new approach is being employed by industry leaders to reduce energy use in data centers and in new and existing buildings. Panduit's Unified Physical Infrastructure(SM) (UPI) approach helps design innovative solutions for Smart Data Centers and Connected Buildings. These Solutions address key sustainability concerns of government agencies and lay the foundation for a smarter and more sustainable infrastructure that can help reduce energy consumption by 15-30 percent.

WHAT Join representatives from Panduit Corp., Cisco Systems and Tridium Inc. for lunch and a panel discussion on the latest innovations in Data Center and Connected Building Solutions.

WHY Buildings consume 72 percent of all the electricity produced in the U.S. and emit almost 40 percent of all greenhouse gases. Data centers alone account for 1.5 percent of U.S. electricity consumption. The way to a more sustainable future goes through smarter data centers and more intelligent and connected buildings.

WHEN Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 12:00 -- 1:30 PM ET

WHERE Crowne Plaza at Tysons Corner, 1960 Chain Bridge Road, McLean, Virginia 22102

OVERVIEW Darryl Benson, Global Solutions Manager at Panduit Corp., will present how Smart Data Center and Connected Building solutions based on the UPI approach can help government agencies and departments connect, manage and integrate critical building systems to drive significant operational, financial and environmental benefits.

John Schlabach, Sales Business Development Manager at Cisco Systems, will present the company's Smart+Connected Real Estate and convergence strategy, which can reduce costs and complexity by integrating disparate communications, security and building systems with one simplified, flexible and scalable IP network.

Marc Petock, Global Marketing and Communications Vice President at Tridium, will present how connecting disparate building systems through an open, framework approach is delivering Intelligent Buildings -- ones that are smarter, use less energy, have lower operating costs, are safer and contribute to a more sustainable environment.

Lunch will be served.

REGISTER NOW! Space is limited. Please RSVP by e-mailing Aaron Cohen at aaron.cohen@mslworldwide.com.

SOURCE: Panduit Corp.

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