Bee’ah, selects Johnson Controls and Microsoft for its office of the future

August 2019 News

An innovation leader and a pioneering force for sustainable solutions in the Middle East, Bee’ah’s new sustainable headquarters will be infused with artificial intelligence across systems and spaces, including a digital concierge for every occupant and visitor. Bee’ah announced an agreement to enhance its new headquarters in Sharjah with a sweeping array of artificial intelligence (AI) and smart building solutions powered by Microsoft.

Using its Digital Vault offering and extended capabilities built on Microsoft Azure, Johnson Controls will work with Microsoft to outfit the new building with intelligent edge systems, devices and software designed to optimise energy efficiency, make the best use of available space and help the building’s occupants be more productive through a virtual AI persona.

From digital workspaces to smart back-office integration, and from smart lobby-visitor management to smart security, employees and visitors at Bee’ah’s new headquarters will experience a diverse range of AI features through multiple touchpoints. These will span across areas including HR, customer care, procurement, administration, and mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.

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