Siemens's building automation business honours its outstanding partners

More complex parameters, increasing expectations, and the emergence and expected adoption of industry-led technologies such as digital twins characterise the higher end of the domestic building automation market. The highest possible levels of energy efficiency and security, whether it is fire or intrusion protection, have become inevitable aspects .

– was announced at the annual review event of the Siemens Zrt. Building Technology Division, to which the company invited its partners.

According to a press release, the technology division had a strong year, driven by

• office buildings,
• buildings of scientific and historical interest,
• data centres and
• was the segment of new greenfield industrial investments.

The on-site implementation of the building automation and security systems at the various sites was carried out by the company's partners. On 29 June, Siemens Zrt therefore held a ceremony to honour the outstanding partners with whom Siemens Zrt has worked with on the most successful and innovative large-scale projects over the past year.

The award-winning partners are:

• Top-selling reseller partner of the year 2022 – ÉKft.
• Project Support Reseller Partner of the Year 2022 - Szatmári Kft.
• Fastest growing reseller partner of the year 2022 - Murányi Épületgépészet Kft.
• Building automation partner of the year 2022 - ELSZÖV – Automatika Kft.
• Most innovative building automation project of the year 2022 - Welltech Zrt.
• Fastest growing building automation partner of the year 2022 - Air-Tech Trade Kft.
• Top-selling security partner of the year 2022 - Castrum Sec Kft. and Castrum Pro Kft. (split fee)
• Most innovative security project of the year 2022 - Siwena Kft.
• Fastest growing security partner of the year 2022 - H1 Systems Mérnöki Szolgáltatások Kft.

A greater role for retrofit and energy efficiency

András Medveczky, head of Siemens Zrt.'s Building technology business unit said that in the coming period, retrofit projects will represent an increasing share of the domestic market expectations, and it is expected that interconnected digitalisation solutions will also play an increasingly important role in building automation and security technology as energy efficiency comes to the fore.

In the former case, existing buildings are made more efficient and intelligent by replacing and upgrading automation systems. In the latter case, solutions to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, such as the integration of building automation systems with, for example, microgrid solutions, will provide new challenges for professionals in the field.