Bits, Bricks & Behavior conference website updated for BBB 2020

The Bits, Bricks & Behaviour conference website has been substantively updated for the conference on building automation in 2020. On November 10 of this year, the one-day conference on building automation and building management systems will be organized in the Supernova Congress Center of the Jaarbeurs Utrecht.

The design of the website has also been completely adapted and updated, with new banners and colours that correspond with the new FHI house style.

On the website of the Bits, Bricks & Behaviour conference you can read the latest news about the program, speakers and lectures, participating exhibitors and partners. The website also offers the opportunity to look back at all previous editions. The first edition of the conference was organized on September 17, 2013. All programs from 2013 to 2019 can be viewed on the website, whereby the 2019 program can even be listened to as a podcast. You can also get a taste of the atmosphere of this successful, interesting and inspiring conference through the photos and videos from previous years.

The corona crisis affects us all. The trade association Gebouw Automatisering sympathizes with everyone who is infected with this terrible virus and the sick people at home and in hospitals. Our thoughts are with the deceased and the affected families, friends and acquaintances. We wish everyone much strength in this difficult time.

The global economy is taking a beating, there is a lot of uncertainty about the future and the economy. Many companies and organizations are going through difficult times. The members of the branches affiliated with FHI are also feeling the effects of the measures that affect us all. The branch organization Gebouw Automatisering supports its members by providing information and by collaborating with partners of FHI, including Lexsigma Advocaten and ArboNed.

The Bits, Bricks & Behaviour conference cannot ignore the corona crisis, but the conference can also be a good moment for organizations to present themselves to the industry and end users. FHI Gebouw Automatisering naturally follows the guidelines of the RIVM and the instructions of the Dutch government.

The trade association is monitoring developments surrounding the corona crisis, including with a extended file, but faces the future positively. With positivism we organize the conference Bits, Bricks & Behaviour 2020. Do you share this positive view of the future with us and do you also participate with your company in the conference and the information market?

More information: by email to Martin Hof or call FHI Building Automation on telephone number 033 465 75 07.