*SOLD OUT* Training: Computer Networks for Building Engineers
Date/Time
8/22/2024
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Central
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Central
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Event Type(s)
Training
Event Description
In today’s digital age, building engineers must be well-versed in the fundamentals of computer networks to effectively manage and maintain modern building systems. This session, presented by James "Kimo" Percy with Stream Realty, will provide an in-depth understanding of how computer networks operate within the context of building management. Attendees will learn about network architecture, protocols, and the integration of building automation systems. The session will also cover the importance of network security and best practices for safeguarding building networks against cyber threats. This foundational knowledge will empower building engineers to optimize the performance and reliability of their building systems.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding of network architecture and protocols
- Integration of building automation systems with computer networks
- Best practices for network security in building management
PRESENTER:
James “Kimo” Percy | Building Operations Manager, Stream Realty Partners
Born and raised in California (Bay Area), James enlisted in the Navy where he served as an aircrewman and jet engine mechanic on MH-53E helicopters and C-20 (Gulfstream III) aircraft. Upon separating from the Navy in late 1998, James requested to be relocated to Austin with the hopes of attending the University of Texas. However, the cost of tuition and living forced him into the workplace where he started his civilian career where his military career ended: aircraft maintenance. After his wife got a job in commercial real estate (working for Equity Office), James decided to make the transition to, “fixing things that don’t fly.” He started working for Trammell Crow Company in 2002, transitioned to downtown office buildings in 2005, finally landing (I thought buildings did not fly) at his current property, RiverSouth, in 2022. Throughout his life, James has always enjoyed working with technology from personal computers to home automation. However, this work has never been anything more than an expensive hobby.
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Registration fees:
- $35 for member - $40 late registration (3 business day prior to event)
- $50 for non-member - $60 late registration (3 business day prior to event)
- 48 hour notice required for refund
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