Tech Billionaire Who Founded Netscape, WebMD And Shutterfly Launches Building Management System

Netscape, WebMD and Shutterfly founder Jim Clark has introduced a new tech startup for building management.

CommandScape is a building management app created to work in both commercial and residential properties.

The platform aims to heighten building security and improve control systems. It allows property managers and homeowners to keep an eye on assets and manage their home or building from anywhere and at any time.

CommandScape is created with cybersecurity in mind and uses encryption to allow consumers to connect to the system instantly in addition to preventing unauthorized access. Users can remotely allow or deny access to specific rooms and areas in a building.

The program, which made its debut on Aug. 22, can control lighting and shade, conduct video surveillance and incorporate motion detection. In the future, it will feature building management controls, including network monitoring, climate control, energy monitoring, access control, home entertainment and multimedia.

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