Register NOW for Smart Buildings Show 2024

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Now is the time to register for Smart Buildings Show 2024 which has announced an impressive conference programme featuring industry leading speakers who will tackle all of today’s big issues head on.

The flagship event for the smart buildings industry will take place on 9-10 October 2024 at ExCeL London and is FREE to attend.

This year visitors can look forward to over 90 exhibitors showcasing the latest product innovations designed to deliver smarter buildings. Whether you are interested in physical devices which make a building smart, or software and services which analyse your data and help you to manage your building, you won’t be disappointed.

The 2024 event will also feature over 100 industry leading speakers in four separate conference theatres which include Energy Management, Controls & Networks, IT & Infrastructure and, new for 2024, the Management & Proptech Theatre. This is your opportunity to hear the latest on emerging trends and listen to thought provoking debate on how to make your building smarter and more energy efficient.

A visit to Smart Buildings Show 2024 is a necessity because it is the only exhibition and conference which is tackling the issues you face head on.

Register now for your free ticket, check out the exhibitor list and the conference programme and plan your day. It’s going to be a busy one!

Visit the website for more information and to register for your free ticket.

https://smartbuildingsshow.com

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