Conference on

Intelligent Buildings
Promise of Technology, Opportunities and Challenges
June 26-2 27, 2013, The Imperial, New Delhi

INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS
Mission
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The Indian intelligent building management system (IBMS) market is growing at 25 per cent annually and is expected to cross the Rs 100 billion mark by 2016. Growth in the real estate sector coupled with increasing awareness about reducing the carbon footprint is the key driver for the Indian IBMS market. By 2030, Indias building occupied area is projected to increase to over 40 billion square metres. Almost 70 per cent of buildings that will exist in 2030 are yet to be built. Buildings already account for more than one-third of Indias electricity consumption; this share is expected to increase in the next two decades. Globally, buildings are projected to become the largest consumer of energy by 2030. As such, developers across the world are increasingly deploying technology intelligently to reduce energy and water consumption. Intelligent building technologies integrate the building structure, systems, services and management through a communications network. It is estimated that intelligent buildings can reduce energy consumption by at least 40 per cent and maintenance costs by 10-30 per cent. Moreover, intelligent buildings ensure greater safety and security. In India, developers are beginning to deploy advanced heating, ventilation and air-conditioning control (HVAC) and security control systems. That said, the development of intelligent buildings in the country is limited by several factors. Developers have generally considered the deployment of IBMS an additional capital expenditure due to the lack of financial assessment of long-term costs and benefits. Other factors such as inadequate capacity to incorporate and manage intelligent technologies, limited information on opportunities offered by intelligent technologies, and the lack of institutional structures to encourage and support uptake of such technologies have also hampered the development of intelligent buildings. The mission of this conference is to discuss the concept of intelligent buildings in the Indian context, showcase technology solutions, discuss challenges, propose solutions and strategies, and highlight opportunities. The conference will also present noteworthy global initiatives and projects. Target Audience

The conference is targeted at: - Real estate developers - Housing boards - Infrastructure development corporations - Municipal corporations/PWDs - Construction firms and contractors - Building automation companies - Home automation companies - Lighting management solution companies - HVAC management solution companies - Energy management solution companies Delegate Fee
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- Building information modeling (BIM) solution providers - System integrators - Communication service/equipment manufacturers - Security and equipment manufacturers - Construction building material companies - Architect/Designing companies - Consultancy firms - Disaster management agencies - Financial institutions and investment companies - Research institutions

The delegate fee is Rs 22,500 for one participant, Rs 37,500 for two, Rs 52,500 for three and Rs 67,500 for four. There is a special low fee of Rs 6,000 per participant for municipal corporations, PWDs, housing boards, regulatory authorities, and academic and research institutions. A service tax of 12.36 per cent is applicable on the registration fee.

To register: Call +91-1 11-4 41034610, 9999430521, email: conferencecell@indiainfrastructure.com, or visit us at www.indiainfrastructure.com

June 26-2 27, 2013, The Imperial, New Delhi

AGENDA/STRUCTURE
KEY TRENDS AND OUTLOOK What are the key elements of intelligent buildings? What are the key trends? What are the key issues and challenges? What are the market drivers? What is the outlook for India? DEVELOPER VIEWPOINT
What are the issues faced by real estate developers in constructing intel-

INTELLIGENT WATER SYSTEMS What are the various applications deployed to manage water consumption in intelligent buildings (water sensors, water leak detection systems, etc.)? What is the current market size? What is the outlook? What are some of the noteworthy projects and initiatives in India? INTELLIGENT ACCESS AND SECURITY
What are the various applications deployed to improve the security of

ligent buildings? What are the various technology solutions being deployed by developers? What are some of the noteworthy projects in India (completed or under implementation)? ECONOMICS OF INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS
What are the costs involved in the development of intelligent buildings?

buildings (audible alarms, the emergency voice evacuation system, fire safety control panels, etc.)? What is the current market size? What is the outlook? What are some of the noteworthy projects and initiatives in India? COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
What are the key elements of a communications network for intelligent

What are the benefits? How do intelligent buildings compare with conventional buildings in terms of costs and benefits? What are the tools and methods available for the financial assessment of intelligent buildings? DESIGNING INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS: ARCHITECT VIEWPOINT
What are the technology solutions being used by architects to design

buildings? What are the various technology solutions available in the market? What are the key issues and challenges? How can they be resolved? SPOTLIGHT ON HVAC SYSTEMS What are the various kinds of HVAC systems available in the market? What is the current market size for HVAC systems in India? What is the outlook for the HVAC systems market in India? BUILDING MATERIALS
What are the various materials used for developing intelligent buildings? What benefits are provided by these materials? What is the market outlook for such building materials?

intelligent buildings?
What are the key issues and challenges? What are the expectations of architects from developers and technology

providers? INTELLIGENT BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS What are the key elements of IBMS? What are the various IBMS technology solutions available in the market? What is the current IBMS market size? What is the outlook? INTELLIGENT ENERGY SYSTEMS
What are the various applications deployed to make buildings energy

GLOBAL EXPERIENCE
Which are some of the noteworthy intelligent building projects across

efficient (thermostats, smart meters, energy conversion systems, lighting controls, occupancy sensors, etc.)? What is the current market size? What is the outlook? What are some of the noteworthy projects and initiatives in India?

the world? What have been the key issues? What lessons can India learn from these projects? What are the recent global advances in technologies for intelligent buildings? Which of these advances are most relevant to Indian needs?

Organisers
The conference is being organised by India Infrastructure Publishing, a company dedicated to providing information on infrastructure sectors through magazines, newsletters, reports and conferences. The company publishes Indian Infrastructure and Power Line magazines, and more than a dozen reports and newsletters on infrastructure sectors.

To register: Call +91-1 11-4 41034610, 9999430521, email: conferencecell@indiainfrastructure.com, or visit us at www.indiainfrastructure.com

Conference on

INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS
Promise of Technology, Opportunities and Challenges
June 26-27, 2013, The Imperial, New Delhi
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There is a special low fee of Rs 6,000 per participant for municipal corporations, PWDs, housing boards, regulatory authorities, and academic and research institutions. (A service tax of 12.36 per cent is applicable on the registration fee.)

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