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Johnson Controls Expands Smart Building Capabilities with Acquisition

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Johnson Controls has acquired Netherlands-headquartered building automation and controls provider Webeasy to further add to its capabilities in the growing market for smart, connected buildings across Europe.   

Webeasy has a reputation for delivering innovative building management solutions tailored for small to medium-sized commercial buildings, including offices, educational institutions, hotels, and sports facilities, where simplicity, cost efficiency, and fast deployment are key priorities This acquisition complements Johnson Controls’ leadership in the building automation industry and enhances its ability to address the specific needs of this segment in Europe.    

“With the addition of Webeasy’s technologies, we are thrilled to enhance the range of solutions we offer to our customers across Europe,” says Richard Lek, President of Europe, Middle East, Africa and Latin America at Johson Controls. “Webeasy’s expertise in building automation perfectly aligns with our mission to innovate energy-efficient and sustainable building solutions, empowering our customers to achieve greater operational efficiencies.”    

Advancing Innovation and Sustainability 

Webeasy’s extensive pre-configured application library simplifies the deployment of building management systems by improving engineering efficiency, operational effectiveness and making building automation easier, smarter and more cost efficient.    

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The combined capabilities of Webeasy and Johnson Controls will enable businesses and facility owners to better address the growing demands of European sustainability regulations, reduce energy costs and carbon footprints and drive operational excellence.    

The acquisition also reinforces Johnson Controls’ growth strategy and leadership position in next generation building automation technology and innovation.

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