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GreenWizard offers cloud-based LEED credit management, assessment

GreenWizard offers cloud-based LEED credit management, assessment

The company recently began offering companies the ability to run assessments for design credits, in addition to traditional product-specific LEED credits.


By By BD+C Staff | December 29, 2011

GreenWizard, www.greenwizard.com, offers a cloud-based product management and information-sharing solution to simplify building material selection, collaboration, and modeling to optimize green building and LEED credits.

The company recently began offering companies the ability to run assessments for design credits, in addition to traditional product-specific LEED credits.

Click here to learn more about GreenWizard. BD+C

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