Brisbane's Queen's Wharf to undergo digital transformation

Schneider Electric has officially commenced its digital transformation journey with Queen's Wharf Brisbane after two years' preparation. As a technology partner for the high-profile development, Schneider is set to future-proof the precinct with its cutting-edge technology in digital buildings and unrivalled local resources. Currently the largest development in Queensland, worth $3.6 billion and covering over 26 hectares of land and water, the Queen's Wharf Development transforms a once underutilised area into a vibrant location of major significance to the Brisbane CBD's future plans. The partnership will see Schneider design and implement integrated digital solutions that feature Building Management Systems (BMS), and Integrated System Platforms (ISP) across the whole precinct, including The Star Grand hotel, casino, main podium area, Sky Deck, as well as the Dorsett hotel and Rosewood hotel. Louise Monger, Vice President of Digital Buildings at Schneider Electric said, "We are delighted to have the opportunity to apply Schneider's world-class expertise in digital buildings to future proof such a significant project for the community. "Our relationship with the Queen's Wharf team began in 2017, when we first identified technology to be a key focus for the development.