Hosted by GDS Technology · EN · 32 episodes
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Built, Wired & Secured explores the technology decisions that shape modern workplaces, campuses, and commercial buildings long before users ever plug in a device.Hosted by GDS Technology, this podcast dives into real-world conversations on infrastructure, low-voltage systems, cybersecurity, and operational IT. We break down what actually works (and what fails) in office buildouts, property technology, network design, access control, and security without the marketing fluff.Each episode features practical insights from industry professionals, project leaders, and technology partners, focused on how buildings are designed, installed, secured, and operated in the real world. Whether you’re a property owner, GC, IT leader, or facilities decision-maker, Built, Wired & Secured gives you the clarity to make smarter technology decisions that last.
GDS Technology hosts Built, Wired & Secured, a business show with 32 episodes published.
Many building teams plan for weekday occupancy but underestimate the ‘third shift’ — the nights, weekends, and off-hours when cleaning crews, backup transfers, scheduled jobs, and reduced staffing expose brittle technica
Many building teams treat technology refreshes as an afterthought until something fails. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington about practical lifecycle planning for low-voltage and building systems:
Spec buildings and flexible workspaces force owners and operators to make foundational infrastructure choices before tenants reveal their needs. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington about practical w
Buildings are a web of interdependent systems: access control, HVAC, power distribution, elevators, WAN links and operational IT. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington to unpack how seemingly minor fa
Many building outages aren’t caused by a total loss of power but by poor power quality or poorly timed transfers that trip equipment, corrupt controllers, or disable access systems. In this episode Alex Morgan sits down
Firmware updates and configuration changes are routine in IT — but in buildings they can cascade into locked doors, failed HVAC schedules, or tenant downtime. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington to
Power outages grab headlines, but power quality quietly undermines modern buildings: voltage sags, harmonic distortion, and transient spikes age equipment, trip sensitive network gear, and turn failover plans into surpri
Networked building systems—from access control and BMS to IoT sensors and elevator controllers—carry a hidden cost: software and firmware lifecycle. Left unmanaged, update debt accumulates into operational risk, degraded
Buildings generate a constant stream of signals—alarms, sensor readings, access logs, and vendor alerts—but most teams treat those signals as isolated events. This episode reframes modern buildings as observable systems,
Buildings rarely fail all at once; they degrade. This episode unpacks 'graceful degradation'—designing systems so partial outages preserve essential functions and reduce operational impact. Alex Morgan interviews Michael
Aging building technology creates hidden operational costs, tenant friction, and escalating risk — but wholesale rip-and-replace is rarely feasible. In this interview episode Alex Morgan and guest Michael Harrington walk
Many commercial buildings hide a bigger problem than broken equipment: unclear ownership of shared infrastructure — telecom closets, riser cabling, power feeds, and automation touchpoints that sit between landlords, tena
Modern buildings are networks of interdependent hardware and software — and when a critical component goes end-of-life, operations feel it immediately. In this interview Alex Morgan sits down with Michael Harrington to u
A single flicker of hallway lights, a paging tone, and a weekend operations team scrambling—third-party integrations often fail in ways that are visible, costly, and avoidable. In this 10-minute episode two practitioners
Day one failures usually come from a few predictable gaps—misaligned ownership, stale creds, broken failovers, or missing evidence—not exotic bugs. In this 10‑minute interview Alex Morgan and Michael Harrington walk list
When minutes matter, waiting for procurement sign-offs turns small failures into major tenant impacts. In this 10‑minute interview Alex Morgan and Michael Harrington walk listeners through a pragmatic, non-technical Emer
Buildings increasingly rely on meters, submeters, and third‑party telemetry to allocate energy, demand, and service charges—yet small metering errors turn into expensive disputes and tenant distrust. In this 10‑minute in
Software, cloud retention, and vendor services are invisible building infrastructure—when a license lapses, alarms go dark, analytics vanish, and tenants call. This focused 10-minute episode gives operations teams a lean
Tenants spot problems before monitoring does, but hallway mentions, texts, and one‑off tickets often vanish into noise. In this tight 10‑minute episode host Alex Morgan and operations leader Michael Harrington deliver a
When a riser label, device name, or closet tag means different things to IT, facilities, and vendors, repairs take hours and handovers fail. This 10‑minute interview foregrounds a surprisingly high‑impact, low‑effort pra
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