SCHAUMBURG, IL, September 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) A key addition to the latest version of eSight will be the new ENERGY STAR integration. eSight's new module will link directly to existing accounts in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, EPA's building energy measurement and tracking tool. The module will provide users with the ability to apply advanced analytics to identify areas for improvement and with the capability to set automatic notifications for buildings eligible to apply for the ENERGY STAR.
The new version of eSight will also feature Single Sign On capability. Using LDAP Queries to synchronize user accounts between eSight and Microsoft Active Directory, users will be able to quickly and easily access eSight without the need to login again with another username and password.
"All of us at eSight Energy are excited about the new version of our leading Energy Management software in Q4 of this year" said Janie Jefferies-Freer, President of eSight Energy Inc. "2012.1 builds on the hugely successful 2011.1 version and includes a number of significant enhancements and new functionality, including Single Sign-on ability using Active Directory and the new integration work with EPA's ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager tool, which will enable our customers to automatically and seamlessly obtain ENERGY STAR energy performance scores for their entire portfolio of buildings on an on-going basis."
With the input from valued eSight users and help from the development team, the upcoming release boasts a number of additional enhancements to existing functionality. These changes including the ability to configure periods with fixed start and end dates, the option to display Multi-Variable Regression Analysis CUSUM graphs on Facility Management Dashboards, enhanced and customizable report styles, improvements to report translations, amongst others.
To learn more about the latest release of eSight energy management suite, visit the eSight Energy website at: http://www.eSightenergy.com.
About eSight Energy
eSight Energy provides energy management solutions for use across any type of building or process. With installations across the US, Europe, Middle East and Asia, solutions are provided through a network of resellers and systems integrators. Products from eSight Energy allow organizations to cut energy consumption reduce costs and lower carbon emissions.
eSight is an enterprise wide solution for managing energy across both large single site organizations and multi site organizations often with a global reach. eSight integrates diverse systems regardless of manufacturer into a single solution allowing energy management to be easily managed over the Internet using a standard web browser. eSight is a multi lingual application allowing easy deployment across multinational companies.
eSight EssentialTM is an entry level solution allowing smaller buildings to have to have access to cutting edge energy management software. eSight EssentialTM is intuitive, easy to install and integrates easily with building management systems or other metering data.
Additional information about eSight Energy is available at http://www.eSightenergy.com
Contact:
Sara Volpe
eSight Energy Inc, Marketing Executive
P: 847-303-5830
F: 847-303-1121
sara.volpe@eSightenergy.com
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