Building Data Into Performance-Driven Action

Industry: Healthcare

Overview

Resolute partnered with NYU Langone Health to connect a cloud-based building performance platform across five facilities. This collaboration aimed to simplify integration, identify actionable insights, and uncover opportunities for energy efficiency and operational improvement.

Goals

• Rapidly connect to existing Building Automation Systems (BAS)

• Automatically apply rules to system data

• Identify inefficiencies and prioritize actions

• Provide operational transparency through data dashboards and reporting

• Provide continuous engineering services and weekly support meetings

Outcome

• Streamlined facility data into a unified performance dashboard

• Diagnosed and prioritized key energy conservation measures (ECMs)

• Increased visibility and accountability for facilities teams

• Uncovered high-value savings opportunities with rapid time-to-impact

Performance Snapshot

Facility	Sq Ft	Savings Potential
Facility A	675,000+	$57,000+
Facility B	265,000	$66,000+
Facility C	125,000	$71,000+
Facility D	118,000	$3,900+
Facility E	160,000	$7,200+

Highlights

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Annual Potential

 $540K+

Savings Identified

Annual

$120K

Investment

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1.34M sq ft

Mapped

60,000+ points

Integrated

497%

ROI

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About NYU Langone Health

NYU Langone Health is a leading integrated academic health system based in New York City and affiliated with NYU. Founded in 1841, the system includes seven inpatient hospitals, such as Tisch Hospital, Kimmel Pavilion, Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, and facilities in Brooklyn, Long Island, and Suffolk, and over 320 outpatient locations across New York and Florida, serving a diverse population.

With nearly 2,100 beds, about 53,000 employees, and 191 operating rooms, Langone is consistently ranked among the top hospitals in the U.S., earning elite designations for patient safety, nursing excellence, and specialty care. The system also boasts a strong academic and research mission through NYU Grossman School of Medicine, and channels over $14 billion in annual revenue into cutting-edge clinical services, medical education, and scientific discovery.

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