Talisen’s Enterprise Sustainability Platform (ESP) is an Cloud-based technology that consolidates the data used to manage large portfolios of buildings in Missouri

Highlights:

• Integration with 15 different Building Automation System (BAS) vendors collecting 103,400+ points every 15 minutes
• Working with 160 separate utility and energy vendors to perform the collection and validation of over 119,900+ utility bills and 2,300+ utility accounts
• Installation of over 100 new meters and middleware devices along with existing meters
• 580+ Buildings (26.6+ Million Sq. Ft)

Client:

State of Missouri

Project:

Technology Based Energy Savings Performance Contract

Executive Summary

Talisen’s Enterprise Sustainability Platform (ESP) is an Internet-based technology that consolidates the data used to manage large portfolios of buildings. The platform utilizes a single Global Access Facilities Portal to securely merge facilities data from multiple sources into customizable “dashboards”. The portal enables the user to minimize energy, maintenance and operational costs within the organization.
The Talisen ESP allows the State of Missouri to access, collect, normalize and analyze data from a variety of facilities equipment makers and applications. The ability to converge data from various repositories into a single master data warehouse provides a new level of insight and transparency into the operations and processes across the Office of Administration’s portfolio. The capacity and scale of Missouri’s ESP is currently unmatched by any other state.

Project Overview

At the center of Missouri’s implementation, Talisen applied its long-proven gateway platform to power the Global Access Facilities Portal. The portal provides secure, role-based single-sign-on for over 1,000 users of the system. The system is rounded out by a common facilities communications infrastructure, an enterprise energy management solution, a utility bill management system, and integration with the state-wide computer aided facilities management system (CAFM). This enables web-based access to data from building automation systems, energy and utility data, internal back office systems, meters, sensors, maintenance, and operations data.

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