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New 260-sqm command centre enhances security services with advanced technology
Singapore Business Review
|Issue 102
It brings together operational silos to offer 24/7 unified remote monitoring capabilities.
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Within the purpose-built AETOS Headquarters at 5 Corporation Drive in Singapore is a 260-square-meter room with hexagonal-shaped ceiling lights and a 12-metre wide LED screen in the centre of the room. This unassuming space is the AETOS Integrated Command Centre (ICC) the nerve centre of island-wide operations which houses 13 security operators.
Implementing Singapore's largest 3D digital twin, the ICC is an agnostic platform that ingests data from unlimited subsystems from multiple premises and beyond borders.
This story is from the Issue 102 edition of Singapore Business Review.
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