SBR National Business Awards and SBR Technology Excellence Awards 2023 Winner: AETOS Holdings Pte Ltd
Stepping onto the forefront of innovation, AETOS Holdings Pte Ltd pioneers 5G technologies in security, revolutionising operations, and forging an industry transformation. For these, it was recognised at the SBR National Business Awards and SBR Technology Excellence Awards 2023 in the Security Services and Smart City - Safety & Security categories, respectively.
Hear from Alfred Fox, Chief Executive Officer of AETOS Holdings Pte Ltd, as he talks about the launch of the 5G-capable Integrated Command Centre (ICC), which incorporates Singapore's largest 3D Digital Twin. By aggregating data from multiple subsystems into a single agnostic platform, the ICC enables AETOS clients to unify island-wide operations, enhance operations productivity, and adopt data-driven outcomes through improved security, safety, facilities management, and sustainability tracking. The initiative has unified diverse functions, from security monitoring to sustainability tracking, onto a single dashboard, empowering data-driven insights, and propelling clients towards Net Zero and growth avenues. Embracing strategic partnerships and cutting-edge technology, AETOS leads the security sector with initiatives like 3D digital twin systems, expanding into diverse verticals. Their commitment elevates operations and empowers their personnel, fostering career advancement and purposeful roles.
Know more about them here: https://sbr.com.sg/co-written-partner/event-news/aetos-goes-beyond-security-5g-integrated-command-centre
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