
ALT Purple and orange MSBO event graphic announcing “Comfort Is King: Using Building Data to Reduce Energy Waste in K–12 Schools,” presented by Claudia Puglisi and Dan Mather on Monday, October 5, 2026, from 3:20–4:00 p.m. at Crystal Mountain Resort. A school interior appears behind the text, with Resolute Building Intelligence and MSBO logos at the bottom.

ALT Resolute Building Intelligence back-to-school graphic showing an empty classroom with orange and purple airflow and data effects. Text reads, “Comfort complaints are data, too,” followed by “Find it before they feel it,” “See the data behind the issue,” and “Take action with confidence.” A sticky note says, “Room 204 too hot — Ms. Smith.”

ALT Back-to-school graphic from Resolute Building Intelligence showing an empty classroom with the headline “September Problems Can Start in August.” The graphic lists common HVAC and building issues, including unchanged schedules, faulty sensors, open dampers, zones not reaching setpoint, and air handlers running all night. The message encourages school facilities teams to identify problems before buildings fill up.

ALT National Vanilla Ice Cream Day graphic showing a bowl of vanilla ice cream on an office desk beside a dark mug with a purple-and-orange Resolute mark. A notebook and tablet displaying building-performance graphics appear in the foreground. Text reads: “Vanilla is simple. Building performance isn’t. Resolute helps turn complex building data into actionable insights. Happy National Vanilla Ice Cream Day!”

ALT Illustrated National Hammock Day graphic in Resolute brand colors. A man relaxes in a hammock tied to a tree, with modern buildings in the background. The graphic text reads, “Better Building Performance = Better Hammock Performance” and “Happy National Hammock Day.” The Resolute Building Intelligence logo appears at the bottom.

ALT World Emoji Day graphic from Resolute Building Intelligence featuring a modern commercial building and emojis representing comfortable occupants, energy savings, smarter data, proactive maintenance, and better-performing buildings. The graphic asks viewers to comment with one emoji that describes their building today.

ALT Promotional graphic for Resolute Building Intelligence showing an empty school hallway with lockers, a wall clock, and a digital building status display reading “Unoccupied” with energy use marked high. Large text says, “The most expensive people in the building... Nobody. Empty buildings can still waste energy every day.” The graphic highlights lower energy costs, smarter operations, building protection, and stronger budgets.











