Connectivity, efficiency, resilience

Smart city & Smart building

Think about the city, connect the building: creating more efficient and resilient spaces.

Strat & IoT sees the city and the building as a single system to operate: every piece of consumption, occupancy, or weather data becomes an actionable signal for adjusting heating, lighting, or the management of urban flows in real time. Our approach connects building technical systems at the city scale, transforming static infrastructure into truly intelligent spaces: efficient, resilient, and comfortable for their users.

Market context

What do cities need beyond isolated pilots?

Cities primarily need a single platform capable of aggregating data from heterogeneous systems, such as lighting, traffic, parking, and air quality, rather than multiplying sensors without connecting them. Barcelona demonstrated this with Sentilo, its open urban sensor management platform, now extended to more than 300 municipalities and 10,000 active sensors. The real lever is not the number of pilots, but interoperability between siloed systems.

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Roadmap

From Strategy to Scaled Value

1

Assessment

Diagnose ambition, data maturity, operating constraints, and value pools.

2

Strategy

Prioritize the highest-value opportunities, governance, and executive alignment.

3

Implementation

Industrialize architecture, workflows, capabilities, and controls.

4

Optimisation

Measure real value creation and achieve sustainable, continuous improvement.

5

Maintenance

Securing long-term performance through continuous and predictive monitoring

Priority themes

Where does the momentum come from?

1

Data architecture

Share the architecture, not just the data: this is what prevents silos between organizations.

2

Service mapping

Before connecting systems, service mapping identifies where breakdowns occur in the user journey.

3

Scalable deployment

Scaling deployment relies on a standardized architecture and unified governance, capable of managing each new connected district.

Challenge areas

What are your pain points?

  • Fragmented systems
  • congestion
  • air quality pressure
  • funding complexity
Solution priorities

Where should we focus our efforts?

  • Mobility command centers
  • connected intersections
  • citizen apps
  • digital infrastructure blueprints
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Technology foundations

What are our tools?

The delivery model is built around a concrete set of platforms, operational signals, and transformation capabilities selected to address the specific realities of the mission.

5G edge analytics ITS IoT gateways GIS dashboards
Value creation

with a financial, operational and/or strategic benefit

  • Safer transport
  • better rider experience
  • stronger interagency visibility
  • measurable sustainability impact
Quality of life

Quality of life is shaped both by the building (comfort, efficiency) and by the city (mobility, air quality, noise): two scales of the same objective.

Sustainability

Efficiency, resilience, sustainability: three requirements that transform the smart city and building into true levers for positive environmental impact.

Coordination

Coordination means bringing multiple stakeholders (cities, operators, and building managers) together around the same data and the same decision.