Smart-building systems, made coherent.
Logicmaker Intelligence helps owners, designers, integrators, contractors, and technology companies make clearer decisions across the systems that make modern buildings work.
The whole building-systems environment
Our work can address BAS, fire alarm, physical security, audiovisual, nurse call, vertical transportation interfaces, metering, energy management, power control, operational technology, and other Limited Energy systems. The objective is not to collapse every discipline into one platform. It is to establish clear requirements, responsibilities, interfaces, and operating outcomes across systems that must coexist.
Strategy and roadmaps
Translate business, facility, operational, and technology goals into a practical smart-building strategy and phased plan.
Requirements and integration
Clarify owner requirements, system roles, data and control interfaces, responsibilities, and lifecycle expectations before ambiguity becomes project risk.
Project review and recovery
Identify scope gaps, coordination failures, delivery risks, and practical paths forward on complex or troubled projects.
Owner and executive advisory
Provide an independent perspective on procurement, system strategy, organizational responsibilities, vendor approaches, and investment decisions.
Technical business operations
Help specialty contractors, integrators, and technology companies strengthen estimating, sales, delivery, team development, and market positioning.
Workshops and facilitated decisions
Bring stakeholders together to resolve requirements, interfaces, governance, and next steps around a shared building outcome.
Integration with appropriate boundaries
Fire alarm, nurse call, security, vertical transportation, electrical power, BAS, and other systems have different authorities, listings, codes, safety functions, cybersecurity needs, and operational owners. Effective integration respects those boundaries. Life-safety, clinical, and protective functions remain within the systems and authorities responsible for them.
Experience behind the advice
Jacob Jackson, CAP, brings more than 30 years across building automation, system integration, operational technology, project management, electrical and controls delivery, business ownership, and leadership in the United States and Europe. His proposal and sales work includes more than $40 million in automation projects for government agencies.