In a pioneering move, Orris Group has employed ED-S to reengineer project development while ensuring top-notch construction and reducing the delivery timeline. Central to the developer's use of ED-S or Engineering Data System is robust technical infrastructure, data mining and state-of-the-art digital tools that not only add speed and accuracy but also ensure fool-proof analysis. This effort has paid rich dividends and using the data-first approach has resulted in enhancing innovation, efficiency, and sustainability across the wide spectrum of the company's projects.
Among the country's first developers to integrate ED-S, it will massively help Orris Group in delivering premium real estate projects that utilise the cutting-edge technological prowess of artificial intelligence (AI), IoT networks, and cloud analytics. As a result, the company will be able to transform fragmented data into actionable insights, optimizing everything from material procurement to climate-resilient design.
“The use of ED-S isn’t just about integrating tools—it’s about reimagining how real estate projects right from the time of construction to final delivery are managed,” said Vishal Sabharwal, Head of Sales at Orris Group. “ED-S platform imparts clarity to raw data into strategic clarity, allowing us to anticipate challenges, reduce waste, and deliver projects that are faster, safer, and sustainable.”
Driving Sustainability and Precision
Central to the ground-breaking impact of ED-S is its predictive analytics. This tool is all set to prove transformative changein Orris Group’s projects, such as the 300-acre Orris Logistic Park, where AI models will optimised solar panel placement and rainwater harvesting systems, slashing carbon emissions by 40%. Similarly, at Aster Court Premier, a luxury residential complex in Gurugram, smart lighting systems adjusted via occupancy patterns willreduced energy consumption by 25%. In the case of commercial projects, ED-S will prove to be a strategic tool in demarcating category-wise store placement and in their allocation, thus enhancing customer experience and increasing footfalls.
Moreover, ED-S has led to an increase in transparency. For homebuyers and stakeholders, it provides access to real-time construction updates, document tracking, and direct communication with project managers, through a centralised portal. This feature will facilitatetimely possessions.
“Our goal is to set a global benchmark for how data can bridge the gap between ambition and execution,” noted Vishal Sabharwal, Head of Sales of Orris Group. “Whether it’s earthquake-resistant structures in seismic zones or optimizing retail layouts through foot traffic analytics, this partnership ensures every decision is rooted in intelligence.”
A Blueprint for the Future
The Orris Group's novel way of utilising the ED-S marks a strategic shift in how real estate projects are conceptualised, constructed and managed. It engineers excellence with data science and not only meets these challenges but also shows a pathway for the sector to shift toward tech-driven development.
With 20 million square feet under construction and accolades like ET Now’s Excellence in Commercial Project Award, Orris Group’s track record underscores the potential of this alliance. As Sabharwal succinctly put it: “Data doesn’t just inform our decisions—it drives them.” The use of ED-S by Orris Group signals an era where infrastructure isn’t just built—it’s engineered with precision, foresight, and responsibility.
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