A study of needs for a smart building management system in multi-family residential buildings for small and medium-sized enterprises supporting smart cities.
Keywords:
smart building, smart city, multi-family residential building, Mix-used residential buildingAbstract
A study of the need for the development of a smart building management system for multi-family residential buildings for small and medium-sized enterprises supporting smart cities (SBM-SMEs, Smart Building Management Systems for SMEs) is a mobile application working system combined with a web application database of the cloud storage system. The system has 4 main components: 1) a database system There are 7 sub-components. 2) The smart building management system has 10 sub-components. 3) The reporting system has 2 sub-components. 4) The customer relationship management system (CRM) has 2 sub-components. The researcher has studied Data from a total of 126 respondents were divided into 3 groups: 1. Executives, 2. Building administrators, 3. Building users. The inquiries were divided into 3 aspects, consisting of 1) System needs, 2) Environmental aspects of the SBM-SMEs 3) Expected results. Overall, it was found that all 3 aspects had the highest levels of demand ( =4.38, =4.55, =4.48). When considering each of the 3 groups, classified by aspect, it was found that 1. Executives had the highest level of demand in all three aspects ( =4.22, =4.68, =4.27). 2. Building administrators had the highest level of demand in all three aspects ( =4.42, =4.63, =4.68). 3. Building users had the highest level of demand in all three aspects ( =4.33, =4.52, =4.46). All 3 groups have needs for systems that are consistent in the same direction. As for sub-components 1.6) CCTV camera information and 2.8) security surveillance system It has the highest average system requirements at ( =4.41, =4.44). The researcher has used the information to design and develop the system further.
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