SkySpark
by SkyFoundry
Who Uses This Software?
SkySpark is applicable to all types of facilities including: Commercial office, multi-site retail, Industrial, Indoor agriculture, Government including military, and Educational.
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Product Details
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Starting Price$60.00/one-time
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Free DemoYes
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DeploymentCloud, SaaS, Web
Installed - Mac
Installed - Windows
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TrainingDocumentation
Webinars
Live Online
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SupportOnline
Vendor Details
- SkyFoundry
- skyfoundry.com
- Founded 2009
- United States
About SkySpark
SkyFoundry's SkySpark analytics platform automatically analyzes data from building automation systems, metering systems and other smart devices to identify issues, patterns, deviations, faults and opportunities for operational improvements and cost reduction. SkySpark helps building owners and operators find what matters in the vast amount of data produced by todays smart systems.
SkySpark Features
- Benchmarking
- Bill Audit
- Bill Database
- Bill Importing
- Budgeting & Forecasting
- Compliance Management
- Contract Management
- Cost / Use Reporting
- Emissions Monitoring
- Energy Price Analysis
- Facility Scheduling
- Greenhouse Gas Tracking
- Load Control
- Load Forecasting
- Meter Tracking
- Risk Management
- Weather Normalization
A powerful analytics package
Extremely Powerful tool for managing energy use and building controls.
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Pros: Skyspark has very impressive features and functionality. You can control and manage almost any aspect of building energy use and truly optimize building control systems to the next level. For most of us the big challenge is having enough staff to really make full use of such a robust system.
Cons: With such robust software, there also comes the challenge of having enough staff with the technical expertise to really make use of the software.
Overall: For those that have the staff and training, this is very powerful software.
Pros: Skyspark allows for data management on energy consuming equipment at a very high resolution. In the right hands, this can result in substantial energy efficiency gains and therefore, cost savings.
Cons: As with any IOT application, there is a strong possibility of information overload. If you learn to focus on the big picture first, this is a great tool.