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Chye Thiam Maintenance: Unified Communications System

Secured mission-critical unified communications and asset tracking system, demonstrated to Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister.

Chye Thiam Maintenance: Unified Communications System

Delivered a unified communications system for Chye Thiam Maintenance using secured mission-critical voice, video, and text, demonstrated to Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat during a visit to the operations team. Beyond communications, the system tracks the location of all Chye Thiam's assets and resources in real time, ensuring optimal efficiency across their operations.

Chye Thiam Maintenance needed a mission-critical communications system robust enough for field operations, with the added requirement of tracking assets and resources across sites in real time to improve operational efficiency.

Deployed a unified communications platform combining secured voice, video, and text channels, integrated with real-time asset and resource location tracking across the organisation's operational footprint.

System demonstrated live to Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat during an official visit to Chye Thiam Maintenance, showcasing both the secured communications capability and the real-time asset tracking that came with it.

Mid-market takeaway

A communications system that also tracks every asset in real time turns a cost-centre upgrade (radios, phones) into an operations tool. When evaluating a comms upgrade, the question worth asking is not just "can my team talk to each other" but "what else can this system see" (location, status, utilisation) since that is usually where the larger efficiency gain sits.

Kok, T. (2026). Chye Thiam Maintenance: Unified Communications System [Case study]. terencekok.com. https://terencekok.com/projects/chye-thiam-unified-communications/

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Before You Go

Knowing a system will be demonstrated live to the Deputy Prime Minister, with no second takes, changes how carefully you check every cable beforehand. The team at Chye Thiam had run field operations on radios and guesswork for years, so watching them see their own trucks move in real time on a screen for the first time stuck with me more than the visit itself did. Some wins are quieter than a stage; this one just happened to have both.

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