Technology
Here we go into the details that are simplified on the other pages: how CX2 talks to the building's systems, where it sits in the network, what the building model and the semantic model contain, what runs on the edge server, how data is protected, and what can be required in a new building.
These pages are written for technicians, IT departments and consultants. The other pages do not assume you have read them.
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Technical network
What a technical network is, why its security has to be thought through, and how it supports central data collection.
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IFC and building models
How to make sure that the 3D models often produced during design can also be used later as part of digital operation and maintenance.
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Semantic modelling with Brick Schema
If the building's data is to be understood by machines as well as people, the relations between them have to be described. That is what a semantic model does.
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Edge server and architecture
Hardware, database, components and backup: what runs in the building, and how it fits together.
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IT security and data
Access, encryption, backup and the separation from critical building automation.
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Recommendations for new buildings
What can be required in tenders and design, so the building's data is accessible from day one.
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