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Phil Zito is the founder and CEO of Building Automation Monthly, an online building automation training provider. Prior to founding Building Automation Monthly, Zito led the technical integration program for Johnson Controls’ $250 million integration business. During his time in the controls industry, he has held roles in operations, sales, partner management, and engineering. Zito is the author of “Building Automation Systems A to Z” and has published more than 140 podcast episodes. Contact him at phil.zito@buildingautomationmonthly.com.
In last month’s article, we discussed the topic of technology — when to use it and when not to. When we start to utilize technology on our projects, we tend to run into the concept of openness.
