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Hello [NAME] Refreshed from the summer holidays, we start September with a fascinating article by Chris Irwin of J2 Innovations about why open frameworks are becoming essential in automating the interlinking of systems. Simon Buddle looks at programmable logic controllers for adding extra functionality to HVAC control, whilst Nick Gliatis describes a project that cleverly reduces the power demand of a hotel complex in Greece. Our articles are rounded off with an interview with Sue Milne, Director of Ivory Egg, about the UK home automation industry. We also present you with our top stories, events and resources this month and if that's not enough, there's plenty more at the website. Finally, if you have any news projects or topics you would like us to consider for publication, do get in touch! ARTICLES 
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Sponsor Article: why open frameworks matter
The Climate Challenge: why programmable logic control can help
Case study: Porto Mykonos – a hotel operating at half power in Greece
Interview: Sue Milne gives a fresh take on the home automation industry in the UK
KNX Association Shows Smart Home Applications using Artificial Intelligence at IFA 2019
Theben Launches KNX RF Flush-mounting Wireless Actuators
JUNG Improves its Smart Control Operating Panels
Budding KNX Professionals Compete at WorldSkills 2019 in Kazan, Russia
ABB Wins Red Dot Outstanding Design Awards for ABB-tacteo and ABB i-bus KNX PEONIA Sensors
