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Episode 3- Everything is Urgent — Multisite FM Realities
27 Jul 2026
Episode-2- Oops I Did It Again (Built A Career In FM)
24 Jun 2026
Episode 1 - The Conversation Continues
Real talk, real leadership, and the women redefining multi-site facilities management.
The facilities management podcast built for everyone who runs FM behind the scenes — and the people pulling the next generation forward. Presented by ENTOUCH, Legendary Ladies is part podcast, part playbook, part rallying cry for the future of FM.
19 May 2025
ENTOUCH AI/ML Future Developments
Industry experts discuss future developments in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
24 Mar 2025
ENTOUCH Delivers Energy Management AI/ML
In this episode of InTouch with ENTOUCH, our host Michelle Dawn Mooney takes us on a deep dive into how ENTOUCH's AI and ML advancements are revolutionizing the energy management landscape. Simone Samms, Vice President of Product Management at ENTOUCH, joins us to shed light on how their innovative solutions are transforming the role of facility managers, making day-to-day operation more manageable and efficient.
22 Jan 2024
The Value of Partnerships
27 Nov 2023
The ENTOUCH Advantage
13 Nov 2023
The Power of AI, Machine Learning and Algorithms in the FM World
8 Nov 2022
How are Convenience Stores Meeting Energy Efficiency goals?
Tyler Kern interviews ENTOUCH’s CEO, Jon Bolen, Todd Brinegar, EVP of Sales and Marketing, on the evolution of convenience stores and how these stores can save on costs and energy.
20 Jul 2022
How Robust Network Security Paves the Way to Safeguarding Energy Management
If networks weren’t vulnerable to breaches, intrusions, viruses, and cyber-attacks, they wouldn’t need to be secure. Robust network security is a must for proper energy management solutions to be effective. Frank Menocal, CTO of ENTOUCH, spoke about the importance of network security for energy management systems and how IT departments can safeguard their networks.
Menocal said cybersecurity requires constant vigilance, especially for those preparing to bring a new system online into an existing enterprise network. “The most important thing is to have a level of confidence in the vendor and the products you’re bringing in, that they’ve gone thorough and sound security review process. Because the last thing you want to do for all good intentions of bringing in a great system brings a trojan horse into your organization that opens up vulnerabilities.”
Security measures from energy management service providers like ENTOUCH start with edge equipment that resides within the organization. “That’s the single most vulnerable point of any organization once you bring it into your network,” Menocal said. “We make sure our devices are not allowing any traffic destined for them that they don’t expect. So, the first thing we do is, we don’t allow any connections to be established on our devices.” All network traffic gets diverted to the cloud, not the devices.
Another layer of protection Menocal said was critical is to ensure anything downloaded to the devices is digitally signed and secured. “All of it must be done through a secured communication channel that is only allowed to communicate with our cloud. There are multiple levels of security, both at a network level and at the application level, and also authentication. We authenticate any communications on that device. So, you’ve got three different levels of security.”
20 Jul 2022
The Importance of Network Security with Frank Menocal
If networks weren’t vulnerable to breaches, intrusions, viruses, and cyber-attacks, they wouldn’t need to be secure. Robust network security is a must for proper energy management solutions to be effective. Frank Menocal, CTO of ENTOUCH, spoke about the importance of network security for energy management systems and how IT departments can safeguard their networks.
Menocal said cybersecurity requires constant vigilance, especially for those preparing to bring a new system online into an existing enterprise network. “The most important thing is to have a level of confidence in the vendor and the products you’re bringing in, that they’ve gone thorough and sound security review process. Because the last thing you want to do for all good intentions of bringing in a great system brings a trojan horse into your organization that opens up vulnerabilities.”
Security measures from energy management service providers like ENTOUCH start with edge equipment that resides within the organization. “That’s the single most vulnerable point of any organization once you bring it into your network,” Menocal said. “We make sure our devices are not allowing any traffic destined for them that they don’t expect. So, the first thing we do is, we don’t allow any connections to be established on our devices.” All network traffic gets diverted to the cloud, not the devices.
Another layer of protection Menocal said was critical is to ensure anything downloaded to the devices is digitally signed and secured. “All of it must be done through a secured communication channel that is only allowed to communicate with our cloud. There are multiple levels of security, both at a network level and at the application level, and also authentication. We authenticate any communications on that device. So, you’ve got three different levels of security.”
18 Apr 2022
The Cost of Inaction and Inertia with Jon Bolen
Jon Bolen discusses the cost of inaction and inertia on commercial business investments.
10 Mar 2022
Unlock the Power of ESG with Six KPIs to Drive Environmental, Social, and Governance Success
Todd Brinegar and Melissa Parsons discuss six KPIs to track ESG strategy effectively.
2 Mar 2022
DERs Expand Energy Resources While Creating Revenue Streams with James Walton and Dana Guernsey
In this episode of InTouch with ENTOUCH, host Tyler Kern spoke with James Walton, ENTOUCH Founder and VP of Product and Commercialization at ENTOUCH, and Dana Guernsey, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Voltus, about the increasing need for energy consumption transparency.
The three dive right into a lively discussion about the past, present, and future of energy solutions beginning with a discussion of the DER (distributed energy resources) solutions Voltus presently offers compared to familiar legacy solutions.
"First, it's helpful to understand the market itself is different. There's an enormous shift in market needs with macro accelerators such as the ongoing rapid transition to renewables. You've got massive electrification of key sectors and growth of electric vehicles, climate change, and more frequent climate disasters are creating a real sense of urgency around grid resiliency," explained Guernsey.
19 Jul 2021
How to Achieve ESG Goals through Better Energy Management
Jon Bolen and Trey Hernandez the benefits of energy management systems in achieving ESG goals.
15 Jun 2021
The Hidden Value of Energy Management Systems
Explore how organizations can centrally manage energy resources and boost efficiency while reducing costs.
25 Mar 2021
Getting to Know ENTOUCH
Jon Bolen, CEO of ENTOUCH, and Todd Brinegar, EVP, Sales and Marketing at ENTOUCH, speak about the company, its history, its goals and the differentiators that set it apart in the marketplace.
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