The Challenge

• Escalating operations and maintenance costs associated with building management due to inefficient control measures (e.g. lighting, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, etc.).
• Customer needs a solution to help automate reaction to changing environmental conditions and the ability to monitor and control all building management functions.

The Solution

• TM ONE Smart Building Management solution supports objectives on operational efficiency and productivity gains through more efficient management and control of building control systems.
• Cloud based Building Automation System enables property owners to effectively and efficiently manage multiple properties at the same time.
• By enabling customers to effectively and efficiently manage building operations, cost control objectives can be addressed.

The Benefit

• Advanced diagnostics that enables maximisation of proper use of equipment and lower costs with timely maintenance.
• Helps clients move from scheduled to condition based maintenance runs.
• Single pane of glass or dashboards on all building management functions.
• Create automated energy efficient measures in unoccupied areas of the building.

The Challenge

• To provide Wi-Fi access within the mall to attract shoppers and enable M2M or IoT applications.

The Solution

• TM ONE Enterprise Wi-Fi

The Benefit

• TM ONE Enterprise Wi-Fi increased user experience and minimised downtime through end-to-end (WAN + LAN/WLAN) service management.
• The platform also provides additional insights to shoppers' behaviour.

The Challenge

• Operating in difficult economic times is a challenge for real-estate companies.
• Cost savings has been the main priority to accommodate slow sales.

The Solution

• The Pay-as-you-Grow model offers real-estate companies cost efficiency and scalability for their communications services.
• They can scale up or down whenever there is a new project or completion of a project.

The Benefit

• Real estate companies are able to have more predictable costs.
• Expand when needed and minimise overprovisioning their communications systems.