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iviva Case Studies
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Smart Workplace Solution for a Financial Services Company in Australia
The financial services company embarked on a journey to optimise its business operations and enhance workplace efficiency With a workforce of 2,500 employees and floor space of 17,500 sq m, their objective was to integrate different systems seamlessly and enable personalised functionalities By implementing the iviva-based Workplace Control Platform (WCP), the company was able to streamline processes, with a range of intelligent features These included A/C and lighting control based on occupancy; wayfinding to locate colleagues or rooms; pre-booking seats, desks and car park slots; access control with QR codes to enter the building/lifts; F&B ordering, leave requests, travel expense claims, and more. As a result, the company was able to save over AUD 3.1 million annually.
Smart Building Solution for a Mixed Development Precinct in Singapore
In this mixed development precinct project, sustainability and energy efficiency were paramount With three commercial towers, one retail mall and three residential blocks, the project aimed to create a sustainable and efficient environment Powered by the Open Building System Integration (OBSI) platform and iviva software, seamless integration of building systems was achieved The building streamlined operations with lean processes, ensured quality assurance, reduced maintenance costs, implemented management by exception, enabled efficient lifecycle management, and more Notable successes included BIM integration, smart security implementation, and achieving the Green Mark Platinum rating
Smart City Solutions for a Large Tourism Hub in Saudi Arabia
This city project saw the successful digitisation and integration of systems in a large city, resulting in improved city management, enhanced quality of life, enriched visitor experiences, and better business operations By digitising data, restructuring work methods, implementing smart services, and creating an open platform for thirdparty applications, the city achieved effective data management, increased engagement, stakeholder-led innovation, and enhanced visibility of customer groups. The outcomes include a transformed operating model, collaboration with data owners, empowerment of citizens and organisations, sustainable citizen-centric services, and cross-silo collaboration for improved city services.
