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Transforming Building Management with IoT: A Case Study on Learnd
Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Big Data Analytics
- Analytics & Modeling - Data-as-a-Service
Applicable Industries
- Buildings
- Retail
Use Cases
- Building Automation & Control
- Retail Store Automation
The Challenge
Buildings, like living organisms, consist of multiple systems that need to function seamlessly round the clock. However, maintaining aging equipment and facilities, dealing with utility issues, and controlling costs are ongoing concerns in the buildings industry. These challenges often undermine the well-being of the end-users, leading to dissatisfaction and lower performance. The various components of buildings usually have a long lifespan, and their management involves high risks and unexpected pitfalls. This situation leaves organizations struggling to focus on their core business while delivering a high-quality experience for end-users.
The Customer
Learnd
About The Customer
Learnd's customers are organizations that operate commercial premises across various sectors including critical infrastructure, healthcare, retail, education, government, and business offices. These organizations often struggle with the management of their buildings due to the high risks and unexpected pitfalls involved. They are in need of a solution that allows them to focus on their core business while ensuring that their buildings are well-maintained and provide a high-quality experience for end-users. Learnd's customers are spread across the UK and Europe, and they manage over 10,000 buildings.
The Solution
Learnd, a leading technology-led integrator for buildings, has partnered with Relayr to transform the way systems within a building are managed and maintained. Learnd helps its customers manage over 10,000 buildings across the UK and Europe, with strong sector expertise across healthcare, education, retail, critical infrastructure, data centers, and commercial offices. The partnership with Relayr and HSB enables a groundbreaking shift in the buildings industry. Relayr’s expertise in digitizing assets provides the backbone for Learnd’s capabilities by adding data processing and data analytics, combined with business enablement. For example, Learnd is now able to guarantee retail customers that their stores offer maximum shopper comfort or ensure a hospital that the conditions on its wards are optimized for patient care.
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