Paul Remke
Managing Principal, TechnologyIntrobaPaul Remke, PE, RCDD, is Managing Principal of Technology at Introba, leading innovation across the Buildings group. With more than three decades of experience in the A/E industry, he brings deep expertise in integrated systems, low-voltage design, and complex technology environments. Paul oversees multidisciplinary teams across multiple regions, guiding projects spanning healthcare, data centers, Fortune 500 headquarters, and secure government facilities. Known for his strategic vision, technical depth, and calm leadership style, he is a trusted advisor driving transformative building technology solutions and mentoring future leaders.
E103 – Designing for Resilience: Technology as the New Infrastructure
As healthcare facilities evolve into digitally dependent ecosystems, technology has become critical infrastructure—essential to safety, operational co…As healthcare facilities evolve into digitally dependent ecosystems, technology has become critical infrastructure—essential to safety, operational continuity, and patient trust. This session explores how resilient digital design enables healthcare e…As healthcare facilities evolve into digitally dependent ecosystems, technology has become critical infrastructure—essential to safety, operational continuity, and patient trust. This session explores how resilient digital design enables healthcare environments to withstand disruption while sustaining clinical care and operational performance. Drawing on lessons from complex healthcare projects, the presentation examines integrated technology pla…As healthcare facilities evolve into digitally dependent ecosystems, technology has become critical infrastructure—essential to safety, operational continuity, and patient trust. This session explores how resilient digital design enables healthcare environments to withstand disruption while sustaining clinical care and operational performance. Drawing on lessons from complex healthcare projects, the presentation examines integrated technology planning across Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS), automation, Electronic Health Record (EHR) integration, and cybersecurity to support reliability, interoperability, and adaptability in modern hospitals. Participants will learn strategies for embedding redundancy, scalability, and resilience directly into the design process so care delivery remains uninterrupted during outages or system strain. The discussion emphasizes cross-disciplinary collaboration among architecture, engineering, and informatics, reframing resilience beyond system uptime to include human factors, equity, and compassionate access to technology-enabled care. Through real-world examples, attendees will gain a practical framework for designing healthcare facilities where technology not only supports operations, but also reinforces safety, empathy, and the patient-care mission in every scenario. Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
