At Vanti we work in an incredibly fast paced and constantly changing industry where innovation is crucial to improving efficiencies, making improvements and unlocking potential. Technology is an industry which not only thrives but survives thanks to innovation. As part of Black History Month, we want to celebrate some of the best Black innovators who[…]
Category Archives: Thought Leadership
Read the latest Thought Leadership updates from the Vanti team.
We approach buildings with upgradability and sustainabililty in mind to ensure they last.
Smart technology is expensive and the benefits are not always obvious. However, we feel the investment could save you money down the line.
There are many benefits to using smart technology within the built environment. In this post, we’ll explore how implementing tech can make buildings more efficient to minimise their contributions to climate change.
In our recent post, ‘What does Vanti do?’, we spoke about who we are, why we do what we do, and some of our ways of working.
However, we wanted to expand on Vanti’s individuality, and why it makes us excel at doing our job.
In this blog we’ll introduce ourselves, talk about who we are, why our work is so important, and our past projects.
We’re pleased to announce that we’ve joined the Tech Talent Charter (TTC) to help address the widely acknowledged diversity imbalance within tech roles.
Here at Vanti, we’re very fortunate to have a super flexible and agile culture. So, working from home is something we’re fairly used to. However, it’s not for everyone and it can present some challenges.
In this post, we’d like to share our top tips to work from home.
On Tuesday 3rd March 2020, the Birmingham branch of global design and architecture firm Gensler hosted their Design Forecast Local event in their industrial, and characterful, office located in Digbeth’s iconic Custard Factory. Topic of the night was Birmingham’s future and Vanti were lucky enough to get an invite to host an interactive session. We had a great time and wanted to share the night’s best bits for those who couldn’t attend.
As of May 2020, Sonos will no longer provide support for some of their oldest products. With this in mind, we want to use ‘smart’ buildings as an example to make a case for the importance of being able to upgrade individual pieces of hardware within a system, to extend its lifespan and prevent the need for a complete overhaul.