Partner Profiles
Cisco Systems
Cisco has long been a key player for the “plumbing” in the internet. Seeing the convergence of building automation, energy usage and IT in the intelligent building, Cisco has entered this market with their Cisco EnergyWise service offering. A core part of that offering is the Cisco Network Building Mediator. Cisco and Triacta have proven out integration between PowerHawk meters and the Cisco Network Building Mediator — and this solution is delivering value to customers. Triacta is also a member of the Cisco Developer Network.
Robinson Solutions
Robinson Solutions provides systems, managed services and strategic optimization for built environments across North America. Their Building Integration Division designs, configures implements and hosts connected real estate solutions. Robinson Solutions’ eNGrid solution enables centralized visibility and control across building systems and across multiple buildings. eNGrid solutions reduce energy consumption and demand, allow for predictive maintenance, and optimize built environments to continuously improve operational, financial and environmental performance.
Robinson Solutions is backed by 35 years of experience and technical expertise, with more than 1000 employees in operations in Canada, the United States and Mexico.
Geist Intelligent Facilities
Geist Intelligent Facilities provides customized facility monitoring that mitigates common problems with multi protocol monitoring systems. With a comprehensive appliance or server based monitoring and control system termed "Environet", Geist I.F. provides the ultimate customized software solution. One property vertical that has recognized the value of Environet is the Data Center sector. Environet has been widely deployed here. PowerHawk meter’s have been integrated into Environet by Geist, to give Data Center operators high resolution measurement of energy usage in both the data center facility infrastructure and for the actual IT equipment delivering the data center processing. This ensures that data center operators stay onside with their Power Usage Efficiency (PUE) and the reciprocal Data Center infrastructure Efficiency.
