One connected experience for a flagship headquarters — IoT, a digital twin with indoor wayfinding, a single app for every associate, and the first corporate digital badge in Apple Wallet.
A global corporate headquarters runs on dozens of building systems — access control, occupancy sensors, badging, bookings, parking, food service, visitor management — each from a different IoT vendor, none of them speaking to the others.
Every subsystem shipped its own app, data model, and dashboard — an integration nightmare with no single source of truth.
Associates had nowhere to navigate the building, find a room, or get something done from one place.
Leadership couldn’t see how the space was actually used, or act on it.
We unified the building behind one platform — the MI IoT HQ Application — sitting on an API service bus that normalizes data from an army of IoT vendors. On top of it we delivered three surfaces, with a digital twin tying the physical building to the experience and powering indoor wayfinding. The project also delivered an industry first: the first corporate digital badge in Apple Wallet, giving associates secure building access from an iPhone or Apple Watch over NFC.
The first corporate employee badge in Apple Wallet — tap to unlock the building from an iPhone or Apple Watch.
A single, intuitive app for every associate — wayfinding, access, bookings, and services in one place.
A digital twin turned the building into something you could navigate, turn by turn, from a phone.
Dozens of disconnected IoT systems brought together behind one governed service bus, with live space insight for leadership.
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