by Schneider Electric
In an increasingly digital and urbanized world, how can we implement building technology best practices today, tomorrow, and into the future? Find out by subscribing to Next Story Up by Schneider Electric, where we define what makes buildings "smart", as well as how to unlock their fullest potential in optimizing energy efficiency and creating best-in-class occupant experiences. https://www.se.com/us/en/work/campaign/nam/next-story-up/
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October 29, 2019
We have a new website:: https://www.schneider-electric.us/en/work/campaign/nam/next-story-up/ In Act 1, Tyler commemorates the 50th anniversary of NASA’s moon landing by looking back at the event itself and exploring just how bold and revolutionary the moment was. He even goes so far as to share President John F. Kennedy’s “moonshot” speech, and it’s enough to get anyone motivated to go through their day. We discuss the circumstance around the launch, the immediate aftermath, and the ramifications of mankind’s landing on the moon as, among other things, an inspiration for all that great things can be achieved when we work together towards a common goal. In Act 2, we are joined by Annette Clayton, CEO & President of Schneider Electric North America. She’s a champion of our organization and its mission, and a tremendous leader, so we were thrilled to have her as a guest for our finale. With Annette, we discuss motivating influences throughout her career such as role models and great achievements she’s witnessed in her own career as well as those accomplished by some of our partners and customers. We also discuss the bold challenges that lie ahead of us in a smart building and energy society, and what in her view we must keep in mind in order to reach our lofty goals. Annette has had amazing experiences that have made lasting contributions across the board, so her insights are both informative and inspirational (especially at the tail end of today’s episode after the credits and music, in my humble opinion). We hope you enjoy this fantastic discussion to close out our second season. An important side note: in this episode, we discuss Schneider Electric’s race for Net Zero by 2030 and how our executives are tied to this achievement. Since recording this episode, we’ve announced a new target of 2025 for Net Zero at Schneider Electric, with a Net Zero Supply Chain (something Annette knows a thing or two about improving) by 2050. Thank you for rejoining us for Season 2. It would be wonderful if you could subscribe, rate, and comment on our series as you join along in the next leg of our journey. We are honored to have you be a part in this. Outro Music: "Maps" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs
October 22, 2019
We have a new website:: https://www.schneider-electric.us/en/work/campaign/nam/next-story-up/ In Act 1, Tyler shares that he is about to be married this coming Saturday, which is the impetus for today’s intro and conversation. He shares the many traditions and reasons behind marriage, but then also the rather unromantic mention that at its core a marriage is somewhat of a contractual agreement. A very important one, for sure, but with the same legal connotations and responsibilities as many others that we might think of in more black and white contractual terms. In Act 2, we are joined by Jason Heindel, Smart Buildings Solutions Architect at Faith Technologies (a strategic partner of Schneider Electric). Jason explains to us the history of Faith Technologies as well as what the partnership entails with Schneider Electric, as well as how the responsibilities of electrical contractors continue to change. Jason uses terrific examples of how connected technology can apply in the power side of a building by describing resiliency benefits at a nature reserve hosting – you guessed it – a wedding. He also details a point-by-point synopsis of what anyone designing or building a site should consider if they’d like to make their installation “smart”. Jason and I have never met in person, but have become friends virtually through our interest in smart buildings, travel, and food – all of which we’ve discovered about one another thanks to the internet. Thank you for rejoining us for Season 2. It would be wonderful if you could subscribe, rate, and comment on our series as you join along in the next leg of our journey. We are honored to have you be a part in this. Outro Music: "Ran" by Future Islands
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In an increasingly digital and urbanized world, how can we implement building technology best practices today, tomorrow, and into the future? Find out by subscribing to Next Story Up by Schneider Electric, where we define what makes buildings "smart", as well as how to unlock their fullest potential in optimizing energy efficiency and creating best-in-class occupant experiences.
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