Industrial & Commercial
Operational efficiency is of paramount importance to industrial and commercial businesses across all industries and CODA can help companies ensure that their estates and buildings are running at their optimum.
The CODA system continually monitors site activity and uses this data to build a complete picture of the operations. These real-time insights may then highlight areas of the business that can be improved in order to optimise operations and improve building conditions for occupiers.
In addition, our innovative data analytics, IoT technology and advanced reporting can ensure that sites are compliant with the latest building regulations, health and safety legislation and guidelines relating to employee wellbeing. This includes monitoring the temperature, humidity and pollution levels to verify that the internal air quality contributes to a healthy working environment.
CODA can also layer this data with other data sets, such as building occupancy levels, to ensure that assets such as HVAC systems are working efficiently as well as effectively. This may include shutting off systems in unoccupied areas or ensuring assets are switched off out with business hours. Not only can this improve the lifespan of equipment but it can significantly reduce both the financial and environmental costs associated with running a site. These improvements can then be highlighted in CODA’s reporting to demonstrate the business’s progress towards NetZero targets and form an important component of the company ESG strategy.
CODA enables users to create a site-specific document repository which includes CODA O&M manuals as well as documentation relating to other assets, such as risk assessments. The platform’s digital twin dashboard even makes it possible to locate these documents alongside the asset they relate to. This means facilities managers can access any required documents by simply clicking on the relevant asset.
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Digital Twin – Revolutionising the Deployment of IoT Software
22 March 2021
According to IOT Analytics “In 2020, for the first time, there are more IoT connections than there are non-IoT connections. By 2025, it is expected that there will be more than 30 billion IoT connections, almost 4 IoT devices per person on average.”
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Digitalising Lighting Systems: Going Beyond the Switch to LED
3 December 2021
Depending on the nature of the business and the kind of illumination required, lighting can consume as much as 40% of the energy used in commercial premises. Recently, there has been a move towards LED lighting solutions, which can use 75% less energy than incandescent lighting.
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Smart Space Solutions
16 September 2019
Smart space strategies are leading the way in how we operate our buildings and the deployment of IoT technologies is aiding in this creation of smart spaces and smart buildings.
