Systems integration can be crazy. One moment you've got all your systems talking and next thing you know the whole building is shut down. There's a sort of voodoo magic to the systems integration process. Or at least that is what you've been lead to believe.

I know from experience that the systems integration process can be executed again and again with predictable results if you have a good process. In this episode I take you through my step-by-step process for performing complex systems integration.

In today's episode we will cover:

• What is integration map?
• What is an integration map used for?
• When and when not to use an integration map?
• How do you create an integration map?
• My six step process for creating an integration map

Thanks for Listening!

I'm glad to have you here and I look forward to your feedback in the comments below.

If you have a specific question you can send me a voicemail or e-mail message at the Ask Phil Page.

Make sure you don't forget to subscribe to building automation.

-Phil

You're Learning About

• What is integration map?
• What is an integration map used for?
• When and when not to use an integration map?
• How do you create an integration map?
• My six step process for creating an integration map

Resources

• Creating an Integration Map
• My new book

Systems integration can be crazy. One moment you've got all your systems talking and next thing you know the whole building is shut down. There's a sort of voodoo magic to the systems integration process. Or at least that is what you've been lead to believe.

I know from experience that the systems integration process can be executed again and again with predictable results if you have a good process. In this episode I take you through my step-by-step process for performing complex systems integration.

In today's episode we will cover:

• What are physical integration points?
• What are logical integration points?
• My three step process for laying out these integration points

Thanks for Listening!

I'm glad to have you here and I look forward to your feedback in the comments below.

If you have a specific question you can send me a voicemail or e-mail message at the Ask Phil Page.

Make sure you don't forget to subscribe to building automation.

-Phil

• What are physical integration points?
• What are logical integration points?
• My three step process for laying out these integration points

Resources

• Systems Integration Point Mapping

Hey BAM Nation! I am so freakin excited about today's episode. Why you ask?

Because in today's episode I move into the second module of the learn series! The feedback I have gotten is amazing and I look forward to continuing to help you advance your career in the building automation space!

In today's episode I will be kicking off the hardware module of the learn series and we will be discussing physical controller inputs!

In today's episode we will cover:

• Technical Tip of the Week
• The 4 types of inputs you absolutely need to know!
• Career Tip of the Week

Thanks for Listening!

I'm glad to have you here and I look forward to your feedback in the comments below.

If you have a specific question you can send me a voicemail or e-mail message at the Ask Phil Page.

-Phil

You're Learning About

• Technical Tip of the Week
• The 4 types of inputs you absolutely need to know!
• Career Tip of the Week

Resources

• The Honeywell Grey Manual
• Resistance to Temperature Chart

Hey BAM Nation! Another day, another podcast episode!

In this episode I continue my teaching on systems integration. The process I teach you today massively important and will save you hundreds of thousands of dollars if you implement it

In today's episode I will be teaching you how to perform a gap analysis as part of your systems integration process!

In today's episode we will cover:

• What is a gap analysis
• Why it is critical to perform the gap analysis on any of your integrations prior to purchasing any products or executing any work
• How to perform a gap analysis
  • Step 1: Identify your use case requirements
  • Step 2: Identify your current capabilities
  • Step 3: Map out the present and missing requirements
  • Step 4: Identify a solution to close the gap

Thanks for Listening!

I'm glad to have you here and I look forward to your feedback in the comments below.

If you have a specific question you can send me a voicemail or e-mail message at the Ask Phil Page.

Make sure you don't forget to subscribe to building automation.

-Phil

You're Learning About

• What is a gap analysis
• Why it is critical to perform the gap analysis on any of your integrations prior to purchasing any products or executing any work
• How to perform a gap analysis

Resources

• Use Case Analysis
• Episode 21: The Secret to Useful Use Cases
• Episode 23: How to Identify your AS-IS systems