The primary objective of this article is to understand the performance targets and ongoing performance of two buildings that were the subject of a new construction performance contract. Secondary objectives include examining the building performance information systems developed as part of the new construction performance contract and evaluating the role of the energy management and control system (EMCS) as a data acquisition tool to provide recommendations for future new construction projects. The paper examines the results of the performance contract in detail, and provides additional performance metrics that go beyond what was required in the performance contract.
Did you find this white paper useful?
24 out of 50 users found this white paper useful
Related white papers
Improve Quality in Your Application Delivery Process - A Success Story at Arizona Federal
IT organizations today face the perennial challenge of staying within budget, meeting time-to-market demands, and increasing quality. It might appear that you have to sacrifice one goal to achieve another....
Guide to Increasing Project Visibility
Managing a project portfolio can take you into rough waters. The Serena Mariner Guide to Increasing Project Visibility tells you how to keep on an even keel and get to...
Software Testing 3.0: The Continuing Evolution of Software Testing
This paper traces the evolution of software testing through its first two phases, and then presents the current state-of-the-practice: Software Testing 3.0, an independent and strategic approach to software quality. The...
Application Problem Resolution in a J2EE Environment
This paper explains how the BMC AppSight Problem Resolution System automates the problem resolution process in J2EE environments, and outlines the most common J2EE application problems.
Application Security: The Missing Pillar of Software Quality
Web applications must be built with improved security features to fulfill their economic promise and protect organizations against liability and loss. This White Paper details the new HP QAInspect, a...
Ensuring Code Quality in Multi-threaded Applications
Today, the world of software development is presented with a new challenge. To fully leverage this new class of multi-core hardware, software developers must change the way they create applications....
Testing SOA applications with IBM Rational quality management solutions
SOA quality management is an important aspect of service lifecycle management. This paper addresses end-to-end SOA quality management from the model phase through the assemble, deploy and manage phases. ...
