If everything has remained standing to date, you may still be managing your facilities and equipment with systems that were put into service more than a decade ago. But just because they are holding up does not mean they are optimal: you can still apply a different… and better management. How?

Are you using the right tools in your control center? Do you have a control center with several different applications displayed on multiple monitors in a connected or unconnected manner?

Modern control centers require a series of characteristics that allow their users to improve management capacity and reduce risk and effort. Specifically, the transport and mobility sector needs these centers to provide them with complete business visibility to execute more efficient, sustainable, and safe operations, which it obtains through:

• The comprehensive and contextualized management of facilities.
• The improvement of situational awareness.
  “Situational Awareness: Ability to fully understand the current situation and the variables that affect it, focusing only on the information relevant to a specific function, moment, and location.”
• A single interface for action.
• Capabilities for recording and analyzing actions taken.
• Real-time GIS representations.

“Accurate and up-to-date information leads to sound decisions.”

Unify Operations (OT), Information (IT), and Engineering (ET) Technologies in a Single Environment.

• Manage geographically dispersed operations comprehensively and individually from anywhere in a secure manner.
• Enrich asset data in the context of operations and maintenance to obtain useful information about processes.
• Optimize operations to reduce energy consumption and save on costs.
• Prevent critical asset failures, minimize asset downtime, and ensure their quality, as well as regulatory compliance.
• Standardize KPIs and improve real-time visibility to drive informed decision-making throughout the organization.