Service owner
Service manager, IT infrastructure
- Owns
- Building and sensors: its standard, its targets and what goes into it.
- Hands on to
- Network tasks go to the network engineer.
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Vendor access
This part is for Aigna staff
Vendors see their own installation and the device reference they need to build it: device types, setup guides and models. Everything else stays with Aigna.
Go to your installationModule
Services is switched off
The services the team runs, their health and their standard. This demo has the Services module switched off in Organisation settings.
Services capability
Building and sensors is switched off
Environment sensors and room counts, never per person. This demo has Building and sensors switched off in Organisation settings, so nothing of it shows anywhere.
ServiceOwner: Declan MooreFine · within targetSimulated
Building and sensors
Within target · 2 of 2 sensors working
Service map
Each part lit by the worst state of its kit- NetworkThe Building VLAN · its own service
- Environment sensors2 of 2 working
- Room countsPer room, never per person
- Comfortable, right-sized roomsCounts per room, never per person
Connectors
- The building management system · simulated
- The privacy records · simulated
Health by office
Target: 95% working in every officeNot working now
Every sensor in this service is working.
See every sensorPrivacy first
Room counts come from the meeting-room privacy recordsThe sensors here measure the building (temperature, humidity and air), not people. Room counts come from the video bars, counted per room, only for groups of three or more, and never shown per person.
- Meeting room cameras and microphones, AmericasNew York, Chicago, Toronto, Juneau · captures video, sound, how many people · identifies nobodyCounted per room, groups of 3 or more; never per personNever: face recognition or speaker identification; emotion, engagement or attention scoring; recording from the room itself; keeping or passing on a live camera feed
- Meeting room cameras and microphones, Asia PacificSingapore, Melbourne, Tokyo · captures video, sound, how many people · identifies nobodyCounted per room, groups of 3 or more; never per personNever: face recognition or speaker identification; emotion, engagement or attention scoring; recording from the room itself; keeping or passing on a live camera feed
- Meeting room cameras and microphones, DenmarkCopenhagen · captures video, sound, how many people · identifies nobodyCounted per room, groups of 3 or more; never per personNever: face recognition or speaker identification; emotion, engagement or attention scoring; recording from the room itself; keeping or passing on a live camera feed
- Meeting room cameras and microphones, Ireland and UKDublin, London · captures video, sound, how many people · identifies nobodyCounted per room, groups of 3 or more; never per personNever: face recognition or speaker identification; emotion, engagement or attention scoring; recording from the room itself; keeping or passing on a live camera feed
Targets
2 of 2 kept this month · simulated| Target | Promise | This month | Kept | How it is measured |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sensors reporting, in every office | At least 95% | 100% | Fine · kept | From the units, the lowest office |
| Sensing devices covered by a privacy record | At least 100% | 100% | Fine · kept | From the privacy records (the validator checks every sensing unit is covered) |
The standard
A house choiceBuilding sensors, privacy firstHouse choice
Sensors measure the building, not people: counts are per room, for groups of three or more, and never shown per person.
- Fit only sensors that measure the room (temperature, humidity, air), or count people as a number, never who they are.The building is measured; the people in it are not watched.
- Show a room's occupancy only as a count, and only for groups of three or more.A count of one or two can point at a person.
- Cover every sensing device by a privacy record for its class and office before it goes in.A person has checked the purpose, the notice and how long anything is kept.
- Put building sensors on the Building VLAN (50).They are managed apart from staff devices.
Aigna's own choice for this demo, not a public standard's requirement. It joins the standards library when it is written in full.
Every sensor in the service
2 temperature, humidity and co2 sensor for the building management system| Unit | Space | Office | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor for the building management system nyc-2001-bms01 | 20.01 Reception | New York office | Fine |
| Temperature, humidity and CO2 sensor for the building management system dub-301-bms01 | 3.01 Reception | Dublin office | Fine |
In scope: building sensor. States are simulated: seeded per unit, with open incidents on alert. Real feeds from The building management system and The privacy records replace them with the same shape.