Automation in facilities connects physical spaces, assets, vendors, occupants, and maintenance schedules rather than purely digital workflows.
The biggest gains come from automating work orders, inspections, preventive maintenance, contractor coordination, and occupancy communications so teams can run buildings more reliably and cost-effectively without losing visibility into on-the-ground conditions.
This automation enables Cargill to transition from reactive repairs to proactive asset management by utilising Azima DLI software to monitor 15,000 industrial assets. The system leverages continuous vibration and temperature analysis to identify early signs of mechanical failure, allowing operations teams to schedule interventions before breakdowns occur.