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From a single building to multi-campus portfolios, teams connect their systems to Novant once – then put that foundation to work across every team, application, and AI tool.
From a single building to multi-campus portfolios, teams connect their systems to Novant once – then put that foundation to work across every team, application, and AI tool.
TCC was facing security gaps, siloed data, and a tangle of disconnected smart-building platforms across eight campuses. Novant gave them a single, independent foundation for all of it. With no inbound firewall rules, IT approved the architecture in days, and a single team member onboarded every campus in weeks – giving facilities their first complete view of every building from one place.
The same structured data now powers continuous commissioning and a smart-building front end, without a single custom integration.
The Highlands Sports Complex packs in a dense mix of systems: a full mechanical plant, indoor air quality across nine zones, energy and water metering, and a radiant slab that heats the turf itself.
Rather than wire each tool to the building one integration at a time, OCDA brought everything into Novant once. That single foundation now powers RESET air and energy certification, automated carbon accounting, a public smart-building front end, and full building-performance simulation.
The Gates Computer Science Building became a proving ground for a new approach to building data at Stanford. Novant brought data from previously disconnected building systems into one independent, structured foundation – making it accessible across teams and applications without rebuilding the integration for each new use case.
The project demonstrated a repeatable architecture that could extend beyond a single building or application, giving Stanford a practical foundation for broader deployment.
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