Facilities Management

CODA supports facilities management teams to deliver digitalisation to their customers and enhance their maintenance routines by providing remote access to real-time data about their clients’ sites and properties. This allows teams to monitor and manage multiple sites from a single location and reduces the need for time-consuming and carbon-emitting travel.

As well as empowering facilities management teams to work more efficiently, the CODA system provides real-time alerts for any faults or errors which enables strategic preventative and reactive maintenance. This can help facilities teams to deliver contracts more cost-effectively and avoid expensive downtime and excessive energy consumption while guaranteeing that the environment is safe and comfortable for customers and staff at all times.

The CODA system also allows facilities managers to provide their clients with detailed analytics and reports to support their contractual commitments. The platform can even connect to existing CADFM systems to overlay the real-time asset and building performance insights with any existing data streams. This robust reporting offers tangible evidence of the positive business outcomes that the IoT solutions have delivered and can also showcase the client’s commitments to their ESG strategies and track their progress towards NetZero targets.

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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    Digitalising the Rail Sector, the Future of Asset Management

    14 November 2022

    For the past 10 years, CODA Cloud has been working closely with the rail sector to enable the industry’s digitalisation and transform how sites and stations are managed.

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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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    Earth Day and the Importance of Innovation

    20 April 2022

    The Earth Day environmental movement, established in America in 1970 by Senator Gaylord Nelson was formed to educate, inspire and unite people to pursue a safer and more sustainable future. And 52 years later the spirit of the day and the message that it projects still rings true.

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    Energy Prices Rising – Now Is the Time to Invest in IoT

    31 March 2022

    Rising energy prices are having a crippling impact on energy-intensive industries such as manufacturing and process engineering. Now is the time to embrace IoT technologies and immediately benefit from reduced energy bills.