- Cloud-based proactive asset management platform
- Building data analysis utilizing AI and machine learning technologies

Johnson Controls has launched Enterprise Management JEM 2.0, an open, integrated analytics platform. Based on the cloud, JEM 2.0 supports diversity and enables enterprises to manage buildings integrally from a single management pane.

The JEM platform, encompassing energy, assets, occupancy, and general building management, utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies to analyze corporate building data, enabling customers to identify potential for cost reduction and operational simplification.

In particular, it is equipped with features that consider both managerial and user perspectives, ranging from energy management functions that track and analyze energy usage—such as heating, cooling, water, electricity, storage, and carbon—to space utilization features that assist in identifying unused spaces within the building and reserving their use. Additionally, it provides data visualization widgets and functions for asset utilization and maintenance management.

Terrill Laughton, Vice President and General Manager of Energy Optimization and Connectivity Equipment at Johnson Controls, stated, “The newly upgraded JEM 2.0 offers customers a more proactive, customized, and convenient way to start. JEM is an excellent starting point for digital transformation and ensures current and future building needs. It is also characterized by its high scalability, which not only meets all building requirements but also supports a portfolio of buildings of all sizes and global enterprises.”