At EnergyDeck, we’re typically much better at working on platform improvements than we are at talking about them. We update the EnergyDeck system on a weekly or bi-weekly basis with a constant stream of improvements. In recent weeks we’ve also implemented a number of larger feature updates that we want to share at this point.

By way of summary, platform users now have access to:

1. Custom Dashboards in their Home screens
2. Custom Normalisations in Analytics
3. Rolling Averages (also in Analytics)
4. Reports that can be scheduled for email distribution and exported in DOCX format

Read on to learn more!

Apologies for the title. Yes, it helped to grab your attention. And no, we didn’t support the guy during the election and definitely no – we will not “just get along” now that he’s made it to the top. Instead we will fight harder than ever before to protect the planet and reduce our consumption of natural resources and toxic emissions. It might even make the RoW (rest of world = everyone outside of the rust belt) more united in fighting the good fight.

The property industry is notorious for sticking to existing processes and tools (or the lack thereof). Energy management in buildings is often an initiative that’s spread across various internal stakeholders and external contractors. This can lead to a loss of accountability and momentum to address inefficiencies. Implementing new solutions or technologies becomes a painfully long-drawn process. Combine the two - energy and buildings - and you have one of the most challenging markets to effect positive change in.

We are looking for an enthusiastic, data driven analyst for a 3-6 month placement in our new London Shoreditch office. You’ll work in a highly collaborative environment and can actively contribute to ensuring that our customers get the maximum benefit from our platform and services.

In my previous post, I talked about the new ED mobile app (read about it here).
Today I am going to explain how the EnergyDeck app provides users a new and advanced way of organising data.