Clockworks Analytics

Kicking off Day one of our 2026 Go to Market Kickoff in Miami! Lots of collaboration, art walls, yummy food, and strategizing as a Commercial Team. 💥🚀

Had an excellent Day 1 at the Smart Buildings Show in London! Kicked it off with a keynote from our own Billal Vindhani on how data, analytics and AI are shaping facilities management. 📊✨️

Flash back Friday. Still relevant today.

Managing Buildings in a Time of Scarce Skilled Technicians and More Technological Complexity Analytics-driven facility management is rising as new and increasing pressures drive technology adoption. Top facilities teams can respond smarter, not harder, to these pressures...

Meet your 2024 Clockworks Olympic Team!��

You know us for our expertise in , but what you may not know is that we are also a team full of superstar athletes. From dashboards to triathlons, we can do it all!�

In honor of , we're turning the spotlight on Clockworks Analytics' Digital Building Engineer dynamo, Meg Cantwell.

Meg works with onsite technicians to configure Clockworks so operations and engineering teams can use diagnostic results to improve the operations of their facilities. While mapping Clockworks’ client sites onto the platform, Digital Building Engineers like Meg work with onsite technicians to understand the nuances of their buildings to ensure their complex HVAC control systems are accurately represented in the tool.

An engineer, analyst, and product expert all-in-one, Meg meets with technicians and engineers to understand how their buildings are intended to operate so she can configure those nuanced sequences correctly in the Clockworks platform. This information gathering process, itself, can uncover some interesting findings.

Find out what Meg discovered by reading our latest post on the Clockworks blog: https://bit.ly/48sizDh

Clockworks Analytics Spotlight: Meg Cantwell Clockworks Analytics Spotlight: Meg Cantwell - Meg works with onsite technicians to configure Clockworks Analytics so operations and engineering teams can use diagnostic results to improve the operations of their facilities.