In Short:
– Mid-sized buildings face pressure to innovate due to rising energy costs and lack accessibility to affordable solutions.
– Smart building technology can reduce energy waste by up to 50% and enhance user experience in various sectors.

As energy prices increase, mid-sized facilities face pressure to innovate. New tools making smart building technology accessible are now emerging.

Louise Monger from Schneider Electric discusses why mid-sized buildings have been overlooked in energy innovation. Small and mid-sized buildings, such as those in the retail, hospitality, and educational sectors, often lack access to affordable and scalable energy solutions. With increasing operational costs, these sectors are becoming more vulnerable.

Energy Efficiency

Compliance with sustainability goals is becoming increasingly important for SMEs. Climate-related financial disclosures implemented in Australia require businesses to report on climate risks and actions. Scalable technology can simplify this reporting process, facilitating adherence to governance obligations.

By providing visibility into performance across multiple sites, managers can make informed decisions, benchmark successes, and enhance overall operations, ultimately benefiting customers through improved conditions.

For more information, engage with Schneider Electric on LinkedIn or through their website.

In Short:
– Governments are enforcing stricter regulations on digital platforms, impacting video game creation and distribution.
– Developers gain more control over payment methods and must navigate privacy laws while enhancing safety in multiplayer games.

Governments worldwide are tightening regulations on digital platforms, greatly affecting video game creation and distribution.

In the US, changes come after court rulings, including a recent Supreme Court decision denying Google a request to alter specific rules. This has resulted in Apple, Google, and other digital gatekeepers having to allow developers more control, such as directing players to alternative billing methods and accessing player data.

In Short:
– Small business owners seek simple tech solutions for customer connections, avoiding complex systems.
– Fext offers automated messaging, allowing users to communicate efficiently without group chats.

Small business owners often seek straightforward solutions to connect with customers using minimal technology. Gonenc Mete from Fext discusses how these owners tend to avoid complex tech systems. His experience in Silicon Valley highlights the desire for simple, effective tools to manage everyday tasks.

Currently, many small business owners manage customer communications primarily through their phones. They often resort to sending repeated messages by copy-pasting, which can be time-consuming.

The solution with Fext is a messaging automation feature. Users can compose a single message and send it to multiple recipients without the hassle of group chats..

The Fext app is available internationally, with strong user bases in Australia and New Zealand.