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Hosted by GDS Technology · EN-US · 80 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 80 episodes published.
Smart building sensors and edge devices often feel inexpensive at purchase — but over a building's life they create a steady 'sensor tax' in spares, firmware updates, security patches, interoperability fixes, and unclear
Buildings are a tangle of interdependent systems, but repairs and recoveries still happen person-to-person. This episode shows how translating tacit operational knowledge into short, testable runbooks and lightweight aut
When power goes out, the order of who stays on can determine whether a building keeps operating or grinds to a costly stop. In this episode Alex Morgan sits down with Michael Harrington and James Rogers to unpack a repea
Many building outages are the result of hidden, cross-system dependencies: a failed UPS that takes down access control, BAS sequences tied to a cloud service, or tenant-critical systems that share a common breaker. In th
Many buildings rely on a mix of automatic failover, manual procedures, and ad-hoc workarounds—but those choices are rarely tested together. In this episode Alex Morgan sits down with Michael Harrington and James Rogers t
Most building teams plan for maintenance but rarely rehearse cross‑trade outages. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington and James Rogers about running compact tabletop exercises tailored to building t
Most building outages don’t start in the cloud — they start where fiber, copper, and power meet: the cable plant. In this 10‑minute interview Alex Morgan talks with Michael Harrington and James Rogers to map the common s
Many buildings assume electronic access control stays available — until it doesn't. This episode digs into how physical access systems behave when power, network, or backend services fail, and what facility and security
Buildings succeed or fail on small things: a replacement controller, a discontinued sensor, or a firmware image you can’t find. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington and James Rogers about how end‑of‑
Buildings today run on frequent changes: firmware updates, control tweaks, network patches, vendor handoffs and tenant requests. Left uncoordinated, those routine changes create downtime, safety risk, and finger‑pointing
Power interruptions make headlines; power quality issues do the slow, cumulative damage that shows up as flaky BAS behavior, unexplained reboots, sensor drift, and shortened equipment life. In this concise interview, hos
Baseline telemetry—simple, reliable signals about how systems behave—separates buildings that spot problems early from those that respond to crises. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington and James Rog
Facilities teams, IT, and building owners often argue about expectations—what counts as 'acceptable' uptime, how fast a contractor must respond, and who owns the risk when systems fail. This episode makes that negotiatio
When power, network capacity, or critical services are constrained, the first question isn't technical detail—it's priority. This episode gives owners, facilities leaders, and IT/operations teams a compact, repeatable fr
Modern buildings depend on an often-overlooked boundary: the demarcation where carrier services become building responsibility. When that last meter is fuzzy, outages become long, costly, and full of finger-pointing. In
Many building outages aren’t caused by a single failed device but by failed coordination between teams, vendors, and systems. In this interview, host Alex Morgan sits down with Michael Harrington and James Rogers to show
Seasonal peaks—heatwaves, freeze events, campus move‑ins, and retail holiday surges—are predictable stressors that routinely expose gaps between design intent and day‑to‑day operations. In this episode Alex Morgan interv
When a minor failure cascades into tenant disruption, the root cause is often an unseen chain of dependencies. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Michael Harrington and James Rogers to walk owners and operators throu
Many modern buildings assume automation will always work — until it doesn't. This episode focuses on pragmatic, low-friction 'manual mode' procedures that facilities teams, property managers, and IT can use when building
Turnover is inevitable: facilities staff retire, contractors move on, and vendor teams rotate—but the systems that run modern buildings don’t come with a ‘how-it-works’ warranty. In this episode Alex Morgan interviews Mi
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