In FOX 2 Detroit’s recent story on AI in the auto industry, Joe Tavares pointed to a practical reality: some work, especially end-of-process quality assurance, is harder to automate than repetitive physical tasks. That same idea applies to building performance, where better data should support human judgment, not replace it.

Resolute CEO Bill Popp shares timeless leadership wisdom, including lessons from Michael Dell on serving the team and the importance of listening—and explains how the company is using AI and machine learning to revolutionize energy efficiency in commercial buildings with an "analytics, not control" approach.

A recent incident involving South Lyon Schools showed how quickly a technical outage can become an operational and safety concern. When communication and related systems go down, the impact reaches far beyond IT. This article explores why resilience matters in schools and other occupied facilities.

Google's Deep Dream captivated the world with its psychedelic imagery, offering a fascinating glimpse into AI's inner workings. Discover how neural networks encode perceptions similarly to the human brain, and see how Resolute applies these insights to distill complex building data into actionable intelligence.

AI isn’t a magic solution for everything but used wisely, it can supercharge how your business brainstorms, strategizes, and connects with customers. This post explores practical ways to apply AI for tasks like SWOT analysis, product-market fit, executive summaries, sales scripts, and customer support—without forcing a one-size-fits-all approach. Start small, target high-impact areas, and let AI help you move faster with more clarity and confidence.

Should you Google it or ask the robot? While traditional search engines retrieve information, AI models generate custom answers on demand. One sifts through data; the other synthesizes it. This visual compares the two approaches—highlighting how AI shifts users from hunting for information to instantly generating insight. It’s not just faster—it’s fundamentally different. 'It’s the difference between pulling a file… and writing a book.