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BuilConn Forum leaves impression on systems integrators

May 30, 2003
More than 200 members of the systems integration community converged in Dallas for the premier BuilConn Forum. The forum brought together manufacturers, dealers, contractors, and integrators to explore the benefits of total building systems integration. Members from the HVAC, security, lighting, access control, and IT communities were also present. The convergence of IT and building systems was discussed,

More than 200 members of the systems integration community converged in Dallas for the premier BuilConn Forum. The forum brought together manufacturers, dealers, contractors, and integrators to explore the benefits of total building systems integration. Members from the HVAC, security, lighting, access control, and IT communities were also present. The convergence of IT and building systems was discussed, and many of the discussions and presentations centered on TCP/IP and XML technologies.

BuilConn 2004 will be held April 14-16, 2004, in Dallas. Visit www.builconn.com for further information.

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