Smart buildings leverage automated processes to control infrastructure such as physical security (e.g. video surveillance and access control), lighting and HVAC. Many smart buildings rely on network-connected devices and other Internet of Things (IoT) technology in which sensors and software collect data to manage these systems. 

Most organizations have evolved to a hybrid work environment as a result of the pandemic.

The right access control technology can make your physical building interactive to the people who spend their days in it. It can integrate with other critical business software and contribute insightful data for comprehensive organizational wellness.

The global smart building market is estimated to reach $201.2 billion by 2031, according to a new report published by Allied Market Research (AMR).