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zondag 27 februari 2011

Overstappen op Google Apps

Google heeft een plugin om Office documenten op te slaan in Google Docs. Daarnaast wil Google bedrijven met ouder Windows applicaties laten overstappen op Google Apps.


Op Googles Enterprise Blog kun je meer lezen over deze stap, inclusief hun grotere plan om bedrijven met jaren ’90 technologie (lees: alles pre-Office 2003) over te laten stappen op Google. Dit doen ze via de 90 Day Appsperience. Als er lezers zijn die hier aan mee gaan doen, laat het ons weten! We zijn erg benieuwd naar de ervaringen!


http://lifehacking.nl/web20/google-cloud-connect-brengt-office-documenten-in-the-cloud/

vrijdag 11 februari 2011

NEN 2767 Conditie metingen

http://www.plandatis.be/plandatis_onderhoudsplanning_gebouwen.htm


Onderhoud van gebouwen


De meeste gebouwbeheerders hebben een beheervisie opgesteld voor hun gebouwbeheer. Het gebouw wordt getoetst aan deze beheervisie. Aan de hand van deze toetsing, de inventarisatie en de eventuele conditiemeting wordt een meerjarenonderhoudsplanning opgesteld. Vaak worden er nog aanpassingen in het meerjarenonderhoudsplan aangebracht zoals het verschuiven of het samenvoegen van onderhoud. Dit veelal vanwege kostenaspecten. In de planning kunnen ook inspecties worden opgenomen maar dit is niet altijd het geval.

Elk jaar wordt er bekeken wat voor onderhoud er aan gaat komen en welke bouwdelen die voor onderhoud in aanmerking komen ge•nspecteerd moeten worden. Deze bouwdelen worden vervolgens ge•nspecteerd en er wordt bekeken of het geplande onderhoud uitgevoerd moet worden of niet. De inspectiegegevens worden verwerkt in de meerjarenonderhoudsplanning en eventueel in een jaarplanning. Bekeken wordt of het budget voor de jaarplanning toereikend is en vervolgens wordt het definitieve onderhoudsplan voor het betreffende jaar vastgesteld.

Gebouwbeheer Het onderhoud van de jaarplanning wordt voorbereid en uitgevoerd. Deze wordt gecontroleerd en de gegevens kunnen vervolgens bijgewerkt worden in een meerjarenonderhoudsplanning. Het bijwerken wordt niet altijd gedaan, maar er is steeds vaker behoefte om na te kunnen gaan wat de onderhoudsgeschiedenis is van het gebouw.

Klachtenonderhoud is een apart onderdeel bij gebouwbeheer. Klachtenonderhoud is immers niet planmatig en grijpt daarom direct in het voorbereidings- en uivoerings-proces. Klachtenonderhoud is ad-hoc en daarom meestal duurder dan planmatig onderhoud. Het is dus zaak om klachtenonderhoud zoveel mogelijk voor te zijn.

Als er grote kostenposten aan komen in een meerjarenonderhoudsplanning dan worden deze vaak eerder uitgewerkt. Dit komt omdat hier veel geld voor vrijgemaakt moet worden en omdat de voorbereiding en uitvoering veel tijd in beslag kunnen nemen. Een voorbeeld van een grote kostenpost is het vervangen van de totale dakbedekking. 
Met O-Prognose kunnen we al deze onderdelen duidelijk in kaart brengen. Diverse rapporten - gedetailleerd tot managementoverzichten - zijn binnen de software eenvoudig en snel aan te maken en te printen. 

dinsdag 8 februari 2011

Outlook contacten naar Outlook

Hoe kan je contacten van Outlook 2003 naar Gmail overzetten?

1. Open Outlook
2. Ga naar contacten
3. Selecteer alle contacten <CTRL><A>, <CTRL><C>
4. Maak een nieuw email bericht
5. Plak alle geselecteerde contacten in het bericht <CTRL><V>
6. Selecteer alle *.VCF bestanden in de mail <CTRL><A>, <CTRL><C>
7. Plak de bestanden in een map op de harde schijf <CTRL><V>
8 Maak een BATCH bestand met de regel:   copy /B *.vcf all_in_one.vcf
9. Importeer via Google Contacts het bestand all_in_one.vcf

(Outlook 2003 heeft als VCF indeling versie 2.1, hier zijn geen categorien bij aanwezig)

donderdag 3 februari 2011

Serious Energy

SeriousEnergy Manager With Cisco Network Building Mediator

The Challenge

Facilities and energy managers are faced with unprecedented challenges to contain energy costs. Volatile energy prices and tariff schedules, coupled with only coarse visibility into consumption patterns limit the identification of efficiency opportunities and management of the energy budget. Furthermore, managers struggle to report on and forecast usage to internal departments, impacting financial reporting and blocking progress on sustainability goals.
Traditional building automation systems themselves do not solve the issue. There is little to no interoperability of these systems or use of true open standards to allow for easier aggregation of the data. Collection and analysis are costly, time consuming, and often inadequate in detail.

The Solution

The SeriousEnergy Manager and Cisco Mediator combined, has the ability to monitor, analyze, control and optimize (MonACO) energy demand across systems that previously had different management interfaces and no mechanism to share data.
The Mediator collects data from building controls systems and energy demand systems in real time. It then normalizes the data into a common data XML interface. This enables the Mediator to perform protocol translation and communicate the device information over the Internet using TCP/IP. With this network-­based platform the SeriousEnergy Manager can communicate to different devices, including thermostats, HVAC units, lighting and IT equipment. A web-services API provides remote access for smart phone applications.
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SeriousEnergy Manager software is the web-based application interface to the Mediator that provides the intelligence and tools for:

Monitoring

Unified dashboard to track energy use, generation and costs in real-­time at the device level; present data to key stakeholders through customizable reports

Analytics

Confirm proper functioning of building systems through automated anomaly detection. Optimize energy use and generation: built-­in analytics for energy flows, weather and pricing identify opportunities to optimize energy use based on factors such as price, comfort and carbon emissions

Controls

Reduce management by automatically adjusting devices based on defined objectives through single interface

Optimization

Peak demand management to reduce energy costs by optimizing your energy demand based on your specific time-­of-use pricing schedules

Accounting and Billing

Support billing to retail energy customers and internal chargeback to departments

SeriousEnergy Management Solution

SeriousEnergy offers audit and design services for deployment of smart meters and Mediators to enable the solution.

Partnership for Sustainability and Success

Cisco and SeriousEnergy work together with our customers to build energy management solutions of the future. Our goal is to simplify your management tasks and gain control of your energy.

Cisco Network Building Mediator

Product Overview

The Cisco® Network Building Mediator ("Mediator") is the industry's first solution that extends the network as a platform to transform the way buildings are built, operated, and experienced. The Mediator:

• Helps reduce energy usage across global operations

• Leverages Cisco's expertise in collaboration, convergence, and security to foster sustainable energy use

• Provides flexible integration of new technologies that deliver energy efficiency, clean energy, and environmental stewardship


The Mediator powers an energy-efficient intranet by enabling, converging, and balancing four key elements: building systems, IT, energy supply, and energy demand. The integration of these disparate systems onto an IP network leads to a truly converged, energy-efficient building.

The Mediator's strategy is built on:

• Any-to-any connectivity: Building, IT, and "green" technologies

• End-to-end management: Efficiency, conservation, and de-carbonization

• Extensible platform: Third-party applications and cloud services

The Mediator collects data from the building, IT, energy supply, and energy demand systems, which use different protocols and are otherwise unable to communicate. It then normalizes the data into a common data representation. This enables the Mediator to perform any-to-any protocol translation and to provide information to the end user in a uniform presentation.

This network-based framework creates a common, standards-based, open platform that then allows enterprise applications, cloud services, and building/IT systems to communicate. The Mediator is protocol-agnostic and extends the network to serve as an effective foundation for sustainability management.

Benefits of the Cisco Network Building Mediator

The Mediator provides the following customer benefits:

• Reduced total cost of ownership (TCO)

• Simplified management of energy and facilities

• Flexible integration of building, IT, and clean technology systems

• Enhanced uptime and resiliency with networking technology

• Secure, high-quality delivery of concurrent building and IT services

• A future-proofed investment with third-party applications and cloud services


Features

Table 1. Cisco Network Building Mediator Key Product Features


Network features

• Supports Cisco EnergyWise technology to manage energy across IT and facilities

• Supports network protocols such as SNMP and SOAP/XML

Multiprotocol translation

• Supports open standard building automation protocols such as BACnet and Modbus

• Supports other third-party building automation protocols

• Uses any-to-any protocol translation to allow communication between multivendor systems

Energy management

• Supports energy meters, including pulse meters and smart meters (Modbus or IP)

• Flexibly integrates energy-generating and energy-consuming devices

• Provides tools to monitor real-time energy consumption

• Provides tools to create automated policies to control energy consumption

• Supports automated demand response and automated fault diagnostics

Security

• Provides a hardened platform that is secured using the Cisco Self-Defending Network

• Increases user security through role-based access control

• Helps secure communications via certificate encryptions

Configuration and programming tools

• Provides interactive, menu-driven tools that allow the user to:

• Configure the interfaces and protocols on the Mediator

• Create and edit schedules, alarms, logs, and trends

• Perform remote installation

• Back up and restore configurations

• Provides a graphical programming tool that allows users with a working knowledge of controls and automation to translate their knowledge into efficient and powerful control logic

Remote management

• Provides a web-based management framework

• Allows administrators to control and manage devices over the Internet

• Presents real-time information to users in web-based graphical views

• Enables the creation of customized web pages for facility operations management

Cloud services platform

• Provides a standards-based open interface that allows third-party applications to integrate with the Mediator and offer services over the cloud

• Examples of cloud services include:

• Remote energy management

• Automated demand response

• Automated fault diagnostics

• Remote facility management

Product Configurations

The Cisco Network Building Mediator is an appliance that is available in the following configurations:


Cisco Network Building Mediator 4800

NBM4800-K9

Designed for enterprise and campus.

Supports up to 5000 points.

Cisco Network Building Mediator 2400

NBM2400-K9

Designed for branch and retail.

Supports up to 1000 points.

Note: A "point" is a generic term used to describe a single item of information in a building control system. Examples of points include the temperature of a room, duct pressure of an air handling unit (AHU), and chiller water flow rate.

Licensing: The Mediator provides a flexible, "pay-as-you-grow" licensing mechanism that gives customers the option to add additional points and protocols as needed. There are two types of licenses:

1. Point licenses: Each Mediator comes with a certain number of built-in points that can be configured per appliance. Customers can purchases additional licenses to increase the number of points.

2. Protocol licenses: Each Mediator comes with a certain set of built-in protocols. Additional protocol licenses may be purchased according to the requirements of the project.

Product Ordering Information


Product Name

Part Number

Cisco Network Building Mediator 4800-Includes 2000 Pts

NBM4800-K9

Cisco Network Building Mediator 4800-Add 1000 Pts License

NBM4800-PL

Cisco Network Building Mediator 4800-Intermediate Protocols

NBM4800-INT

Cisco Network Building Mediator 4800-Advanced Protocols

NBM4800-ADV

Cisco Network Building Mediator 2400-Includes 250 Pts

NBM2400-K9

Cisco Network Building Mediator 2400-Add 250 Pts License

NBM2400-PL

Cisco Network Building Mediator 2400-Intermediate Protocols

NBM2400-INT

For more details on licenses and supported protocols, please contact your Cisco reseller or account representative.

Product Hardware Specifications


Processor

Pentium-class @ 266 MHz

Memory

512 MB of SDRAM and 512 MB of Compact Flash

Communications

1- Console port (RS-232)

2- RS-232

4- RS-485

2- 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet ports

4- Dallas 1-Wire® ports (for distributed I/O points)

2- USB ports

Inputs

4- Counters (optional, general-purpose digital inputs)

Outputs

2- Solid-state single-pole relay outputs (0 to 60V, 1.0A AC/2.0A DC outputs, opto-isolated)

Power

24V DC or AC (24V universal DC power supply provided with unit)

Wattage

Typically 6W (maximum of 10W)

Weight

Approximately 35 oz.

Size

Approximately 8 x 6 x 1 in. (housing cover)

Temperature

Recommended ambient range: 0° to 70°C (32° to 158°F)

Agency listings

Safety: UL 60950-1, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-1

EMC Emissions: 47CFR Part 15 (CFR 47) Class A, CISPR2 2 Class A, EN55022 Class A, ICES003 Class A, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3

Warranty Information

The Cisco Network Building Mediator is supported by a Cisco 1-Year Limited Hardware Warranty. Find detailed warranty information on Cisco.com at the Product Warranties page.

Cisco Services and Support

Cisco and our partners offer a wide range of services programs to accelerate customer success and help improve your return on investment. These innovative programs are delivered through a unique combination of people, processes, tools, and partners, resulting in high levels of customer satisfaction. Cisco services help accelerate migration by assessing the readiness of your network, developing a sound design, and supporting a smooth implementation through effective planning and expert installation, configuration, and integration. Cisco services help you protect and extend the value of your network investment with award-winning technical support, optimize network operations, and prepare your network for new applications to extend network intelligence and the power of your business. For more information about Cisco services, visit Cisco Technical Services or Cisco Advanced Services.

Cisco SMARTnet® Foundational Capabilities

The foundational capabilities included in most Cisco Technical Services help ensure that your basic network infrastructure is available to support your business every minute of every day. The foundational capabilities of Cisco SMARTnet for Cisco Network Building Mediator are:

• Around-the-clock, global access to the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) for accurate diagnosis and resolution of issues by Cisco support experts.

• Access to the extensive Cisco.com knowledgebase and tools.

• Next-business-day advance hardware replacement. Maintain business continuity by quickly restoring network operations. Replacement hardware is available eight hours per day (delivering the replacement hardware during normal business hours only), five days a week, with next-business-day delivery.

• Ongoing operating system software updates and upgrades, including minor and major releases within the licensed feature set. Extends the useful life of your Cisco network and increases the value of your technology investment with regular software updates and upgrades.

Technical Services ordering information for Cisco Network Building Mediator:


Support Name

Part Number

SMARTnet 8x5xNBD* NBM4800-K9

CON-SNT-NBM48

SMARTnet 8x5xNBD NBM2400-K9

CON-SNT-NBM24



* 8x5xNBD = Eight hours per day during normal business hours, five days per week with next-business-day delivery.

For More Information

For more information about the Cisco Network Building Mediator, visit www.cisco.com/go/mediator or contact your local account representative.

For more information about Cisco services, visit www.cisco.com/go/services.