SY-iFM Platform for Facility Operation and Maintenance

Background of Development: Challenges in Building Management

 The SY-iFM Platform, our facility management solution, was developed to address various challenges in building operations and maintenance.
 In Japan today, the decline in the working-age population has led to serious issues across many industries, including the building management sector. These challenges include an aging workforce, labor shortages, and rising personnel costs.
 Additionally, building management involves handling a large volume of information—such as reports, drawings, and documentation—which often requires significant time and effort to access and verify.
 In response to these issues, we developed the SY-iFM Platform based on actual customer feedback and a clear understanding of both current and anticipated future challenges. Our goal is to provide a practical solution that streamlines building management and supports long-term operational efficiency.

Features of the SY-iFM Platform

 The SY-iFM Platform is designed to enhance and streamline building management by offering the following key functions:

①Establishing a Management System Independent of Human Resources
 Reduces reliance on individual personnel and enables a more efficient and sustainable management structure.
②Remote Management Using BIM Data
 Utilizes BIM to allow monitoring and management of facilities without the need for on-site visits.
③Digitization of Reports and Documents for Paperless Operations
 Converts various forms and documents into digital format, enabling centralized information management and improved operational efficiency.
④Support for Multi-Building Cluster Management
 Facilitates the integration and sharing of information across multiple buildings, regardless of scale, making it suitable for large facilities.
⑤Accumulation and Sharing of Property-Specific Knowledge for Efficient Training
 Enables the sharing of management know-how for each facility, supporting effective onboarding and technical knowledge transfer.