SpaceBasic, a B2B Saas company that offers a connected campus management experience for universities and other educational institutions, has launched operations in Malaysia. The company has recently onboarded Peninsula College, a leading private institution in Malaysia, to offer a connected campus management experience. This marks SpaceBasic’s first foray into international markets with plans to aggressively expand into other markets such as Philippines and Vietnam over the next few months.
In India, SpaceBasic works with over 70 universities, including notable Indian institutions such as IIM, O.P. Jindal University, Shoolini University, D.Y. Patil University and Good Host Spaces. The company plans to follow a similar trajectory in Malaysia and other SE Asian countries.
Commenting on the expansion, Madhavi Shankar, CEO and Co-Founder, SpaceBasic, said, “ Our journey in India has been incredible, with universities embracing our solutions to transform campus operations. From automating tasks to reducing carbon footprint, SpaceBasic has been instrumental in creating a seamless, connected campus experience. With our entry into Malaysia, we plan to recreate a similar impact across universities in South East Asia. Our partnership with Peninsula college has been a great starting point and we plan to rapidly onboard other universities in Malaysia”
Founded by Madhavi Shankar and Indu Navar, SpaceBasic enables colleges and universities to drive student success with a digital campus management experience. With SpaceBasic, students easily navigate the university experience with Automated Campus Housing (Student Hostels), Digital Cafeteria, SpaceBasic Pay, Smart ID cards and eventually a Marketplace (job fairs, internships, placements) while faculty and staff have access to AI-driven insights from everyday tasks and communication.
During rigorous due-diligence, founders discovered that about 80% universities and schools in India use little to no technology outside of the classroom. Campus operations like student housing hostels, managing cafeterias and access control were ineffective and all performed manually with fragmented data sources. With SpaceBasic’s automated workflow system, there is significant reduction in time and effort in carrying out these tasks. Beyond speed, automation allows university campuses to analyse data predictively, spotting potential issues, tracking the frequency of requests, and identifying recurring patterns. This predictive insight not only lowers costs but also enhances operational efficiency, resulting in up to 3x cost savings and 5x greater efficiency across campus management processes.
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