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Company Profiles: DiMi

DiMi is a monthly service provider that enables property managers and building owners the ability to monitor and control multiple systems in multiple buildings remotely from their desktop, laptop and BlackBerry. It is a customized interface that requires no proprietary equipment and integrates with existing systems for simplified, economical solutions. DiMi is Italian for "Tell me," and that is exactly what their web-based service does. It tells property managers what they need to know when they need to know it by providing the interface between systems and management. While many products on the market provide some level of monitoring and control, most are limited in their logic and aren't able to meet the changing needs of facility managers. DiMi is not limited in its logic and can be customized to how a manager thinks and works. DiMi also provides the missing link between green builders and building intelligence providers by delivering the ability to monitor and control energy use, carbon emissions and water in new and older buildings. DiMi can provide a virtual grid of data across multiple properties or buildings to help you evaluate trends, strengths, weaknesses and opportunities to be greener, safer and smarter. DiMi speaks. Ready to listen? http://www.dimispeaks.com
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