Coor Brings IoT to the Office
Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - Gateways
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Facility Management
The Customer
Coor Service Management
About The Customer
Coor Service Management is a leading provider of IFM and FM services in the Nordics, offering all the facility management services necessary for a company or public body to work smoothly and effectively.
The Challenge
Coor wanted an IoT solution to simplify office manager's job. The solution must require the following features: boost productivity, apply technology innovation, and consolidate management.
The Solution
Intel and Yanzi provided a solution including a handy device from Yanzi, Intel Atom processors in the gateway devices, and Intel Xeon processors E5 family. Software Components - Intelligent Systems
Data Collected
Device Diagnostic Status, Downtime, Operation Performance
Operational Impact
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