Azendian Solutions

Eco Commitment Azendeans participated in BCA Academy's support of The One Million Trees movement, a nationwide effort to plant a million more trees across Singapore over the next 10 years. On the BCA Tree Planting Day, the community of students, staff and BE Innovation Hub’ partners came together to plant 60 Eugenia saplings on the BCA Braddell Campus, offsetting the carbon footprint for BCA's Graduation Ceremony on 15 November. At the same time, the event helped the budding of community spirit in the BCA Braddell Campus - engaging partners and tenants in shared eco-commitment to conserve the environment. #BCAACADEMY #ONEMILLIONTREES

Creating new memories with seniors September marked the second visit to the Lions Home for the elders by volunteers from Azendian. It was a time of creating new memories with cheer and laugher as Azendeans engaged seniors in hand making photo frames followed by capturing moments with instant photos complete with fun props. It was an intergenerational event as young interns were roped in to lead and organize the activities, injecting their creativity and energy. Tea time also allowed the younger set to serve the seniors with traditional soya bean curd and ‘yu tiao’ (dough sticks). The day ended on a high note as seniors and volunteers shared excitement over winning prizes playing Bingo.

Appointment of Chairman to Azendian’s Sustainability and Growth Advisory Committee   Azendian welcomes Mr Tan Boon Khai as Chairman of its Sustainability and Growth Advisory Committee.    Boon Khai was previously CEO of JTC Corporation and SLA. Prior to this, he was Country Head of the Ascott Hospitality Group (part of Capitaland) for Singapore and Malaysia.    As a seasoned Board Director, Boon Khai is presently on the boards of CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing, and Vanguard Health. He has also served in the past as Deputy Chairman of the China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park Development Group Co Ltd as well as Jurong Port.    Welcoming Boon Khai to the role, Bill Lee, Azendian’s Founder & CEO said, “As Azendian continues its strong growth as a key sustainability platform, we welcome Boon Khai in this new capacity to help the Company’s commitment in delivering long-term value to customers and stakeholders."   Boon Khai brings with him years of key strategic leadership in sustainability, innovation, and strategic growth. His proven track record and deep understanding in the built environment sector will be instrumental in advancing our next growth journey.   In a rapidly evolving landscape where sustainability increasingly shapes the priorities of businesses and investors, Boon Khai will chair the Sustainability and Growth Advisory Committee as a key adviser to the Company in providing insight, guidance, and direction - ensuring that the Company’s software solutions remain future-ready, commercially relevant, and capable of delivering measurable sustainability benefits across the built environment.    We are excited to welcome Boon Khai to this pivotal leadership role and look forward to the valuable contributions he will bring as we continue to advance our sustainability mission and strategic growth ambitions.

Collaboration for a more sustainable Built Environment At the SGBC Gala Dinner last Friday, Singapore Green Building Council Green Building Council President Allen Ang, BBM shared how strong collaborations and partnerships drive the milestones in the journey towards a more sustainable Built Environment. Azendian is privileged to work with SGBC, partners and customers to develop and implement energy optimisation solutions which would help make assets and buildings smarter, greener and future-ready. Jacqueline Poh Lit Siew LI Chuan Seng LEE Sam Pang

Early adopter of hybrid cooling alternatives Overcooling in commercial buildings in Singapore accounts for as much as 50 percent of the total energy required for cooling, resulting in unnecessary energy usage and contributes to environmental impact – Singapore Green Building Council CEO Yvonne Soh shared this and other findings of a recent survey involving 5,000 respondents. Surprisingly, more than half of the respondents indicated that they preferred maintaining indoor temperatures at 24 deg C or warmer. Read more in story below. Azendian is an early adopter of hybrid cooling or Mixed Mode Ventilation (MMV), walking the talk in its sustainability commitment by becoming a living lab in its office premises at Building and Construction Authority Braddell Campus. Azendeans also participated in the living lab initiative having adorned wearables to capture data on the body’s response to the MMV mode. Today, they have not only responded and adapted well to the MMV but have found that the warmer climes promoted better productivity. MMV offers a sustainable alternative, operating on the principle of cooling only when necessary, prioritising natural ventilation to achieve thermal comfort and supplementing with ceiling fans and localised cooling as needed. This approach not only enhances energy efficiency but also offers increased resilience in the face of future pandemics and haze episodes, due to its flexibility in switching between various operating modes. With data-driven insights and AI tech, Azendian Solutions can help asset and business owners as well as building and facilities managers to make informed decisions about energy optimisation measures for sustainable cooling without compromising comfort levels. https://lnkd.in/eP8f3qFd

Early adopter of hybrid cooling alternatives Overcooling in commercial buildings in Singapore accounts for as much as 50 percent of the total energy required for cooling, resulting in unnecessary energy usage and contributes to environmental impact – Singapore Green Building Council CEO Yvonne Soh shared this and other findings of a recent survey involving 5,000 respondents. Surprisingly, more than half of the respondents indicated that they preferred maintaining indoor temperatures at 24 deg C or warmer. Read more in story below. Azendian is an early adopter of hybrid cooling or Mixed Mode Ventilation (MMV), walking the talk in its sustainability commitment by becoming a living lab in its office premises at Building and Construction Authority Braddell Campus. Azendeans also participated in the living lab initiative having adorned wearables to capture data on the body’s response to the MMV mode. Today, they have not only responded and adapted well to the MMV but have found that the warmer climes promoted better productivity. MMV offers a sustainable alternative, operating on the principle of cooling only when necessary, prioritising natural ventilation to achieve thermal comfort and supplementing with ceiling fans and localised cooling as needed. This approach not only enhances energy efficiency but also offers increased resilience in the face of future pandemics and haze episodes, due to its flexibility in switching between various operating modes. With data-driven insights and AI tech, Azendian Solutions can help asset and business owners as well as building and facilities managers to make informed decisions about energy optimisation measures for sustainable cooling without compromising comfort levels. https://lnkd.in/eP8f3qFd

Learnings at a Living Lab As a living lab in the BCA Braddell Campus, Azendian Solutions has been receiving delegations and visitors on learning journeys to understand the benefits of Mixed Mode Ventilation implemented in its office premises. Mixed Mode Ventilation (MMV) offers a sustainable alternative, operating on the principle of cooling only when necessary, prioritising natural ventilation to achieve thermal comfort and supplementing with ceiling fans and localised cooling as needed. This approach not only enhances energy efficiency but also offers increased resilience in the face of future pandemics and haze episodes, due to its flexibility in switching between various operating modes. During a visit on 10 June by Mr Chee Hong Tat, Minister for National Development and Ms Sun Xueling, Senior Minister of State in the Ministry of National Development and the Ministry of Transport, Azendian’s CEO Bill Lee shared on how the adoption of the MMV is in line with the Company’s sustainability solutions and goals. Chin Hwee TAN Hong Tat Chee Sun Xueling

Green Disruption Bill Lee, Azendian Solutions’s Founder & CEO, was a panelist for the seminar “Green Disruption: Scaling Sustainability Innovations for the Built Environment”, organised by Keppel Ltd. in partnership with climateTech VC The Radical Fund, and supported by Enterprise Singapore. The panel discussion focused on the evolving landscape of sustainability innovation in the built environment and corporate-startup collaboration. Apart from Bill, speakers on the panel were Wong Ee Ven, Director, Sustainability Technologies (Sustainable Urban Renewal), Keppel Ltd; James Tan, Director, Partnerships & Programme Delivery, Singapore Green Building Council and Belina Low, Co-Founder, General Ambience whose discussion was moderated by Lauren Blasco, Partner, The Radical Fund.   The event, held on 8 May 2025 at the Keppel Leadership Institute, was attended by about 80, majority being Singapore startups/SMEs in sustainable technologies. The aim was to - Create a platform for sustainable technology SMEs and startups to partner with Keppel, The Radical Fund and Enterprise Singapore to testbed and commercialise their solutions and products in Keppel's assets. - Facilitate dialogue on helping corporates and individuals to achieve the net-zero goals in the region by 2050, presenting challenges, opportunities, and ecosystem collaboration in decarbonisation. #Keppel #TheRadicalFund #SingaporeGreenBuildingCouncil

Digitalizing the BE for a Low-Carbon Future ROI was the last takeaway consideration Bill Lee, Azendian Solutions’ Founder & CEO, left with the audience at “Digitalizing the Built Environment for a Low-Carbon Future”, a panel discussion at BEX Asia 25 held at the Singapore Expo yesterday. The panel speakers discussed the latest digital technologies and innovations, including building information modelling (BIM), internet of things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI). Topics brought up included the potential of digitalization to drive sustainability, the challenges and opportunities of implementing digital technologies in the built environment, and importance of data analytics and insights in driving decision-making. Other speakers on the panel were Immanuel Koh, Tenure Track Assistant Professor, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), Christian G Frey, VP Industry Affairs, Siemens Infrastructure and Thomasin Crowley VP of APAC, WiredScore. #BEXASIA #lowcarbonfuture

In the digital era crossing borders and boundaries, trust is priceless. Azendian Solutions is like-minded with partner SGTraDex when it comes to this important value. Platforms that enable secure and verifiable real-time data exchanges can enhance trust, mitigate fraud, reduce inefficiencies and foster new collaborations. The development of digital platforms that enable standardisation and interconnection is key to ensuring seamless transactions across business partners, industries and borders. SGTraDex Chairman Chin Hwee TAN highlights the urgent need for digital connectivity to strengthen regional trade and explores key initiatives driving this effort in an article in The Business Times. Link : https://lnkd.in/ggAbpUnU #sgdigital