Transforming Public Safety Through Integrated Infrastructure
Hoefer Welker Civic experts, Nick Lawler and Chris Krumrei, recently shared with OFFICER how integrated Joint Operations Facilities are reshaping...
The Internet of Things (IoT) has converged with building operations, creating a chance for building operators and occupants to use smart building automation technologies, creating smart, digitally connected spaces that use less energy, meet sustainability and safety goals, reduce the value of operations, and boost workplace collaboration and worker productivity.
More business leaders have an interest in developing strategies to manage buildings to reflect the digital transformation happening throughout their organizations, according to the Deloitte Insights report “Smart Buildings: Four Considerations for Creating People-Centered Smart, Digital Workplaces.”
“Those that do may outpace their competitors in key areas, such as employee attraction and retention, operating cost savings and operational risk mitigation,” the report noted.
The adoption of smart building automation helps them turn advanced buildings from facilitators of energy management to
Mitchell Collin Joins Hoefer Welker as Partner, National Healthcare Market Leader
Mitchell Collin was recently featured in Medical Construction + Design for his new role as Partner and National Healthcare Market Leader at Hoefer...
Top 90 Architecture Engineering Firms for 2026
Hoefer Welker has been ranked #40 on Building Design+Construction’s list of the Top 90 Architecture Engineering Firms for 2026. The ranking...