[USE CASE - 03]

FACILITY OPS

An Integrated Operations Centre that unifies FM, security, and safety — turning system-triggered alerts, work orders, and asset data across a campus into a single live operating view.

[OVERVIEW]

One operations centre for an entire campus.

Large campuses and estates often run across disconnected systems — FM, security, safety, CCTV, utilities, alarms, and work orders each sit in their own tool. When something happens, operators stitch the picture together by hand across screens, making it harder to see what is going on, judge what matters, and respond quickly.

The NUS Integrated Operations Centre brings those domains into one operating layer. Built on the 24K Common Data Platform, it unifies FM, security, and safety into a single interface — a single pane of glass where system-triggered alerts, automated fault ticketing, and live asset data come together for swift, insight-driven decisions.

[IMPACT]

What campus operations gain.

Faster detection & response

System-triggered alerts on a single pane of glass cut the time between something happening and a team acting on it.

Clearer cross-team coordination

FM, security, and safety work from one shared picture, so coordination happens in the same view instead of across tools.

Fewer manual hand-offs

Automated end-to-end ticketing moves faults from alert to assignment without the manual steps that slow response.

Visibility across every system

Eight systems and 24,000 data points feed one operating picture, so nothing important sits unseen in a silo.

Continuous improvement

10,000 analytic points turn day-to-day operations into trends that sharpen decisions over time.

More resilient operations

A holistic ecosystem of automation, situation awareness, and swift response keeps the campus running as demands shift.

Real-time intelligence

24K Data Points
10K Analytic Points
8 Systems Integrated

One integrated platform

1 Unified Platform
1 Common Data Environment
1 Integrated Command Centre

Explore what smarter facility operations could look like.