The integration of digital technology in higher education institutions has expanded beyond administrative and academic functions into the realm of facilities management and sustainability. This paper examines the implementation and impact of the i-Monitor system at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). As a smart campus initiative, i-Monitor serves as a centralized platform for reporting facilities defects, maintenance tracking, and environmental monitoring. This study explores the system's role in enhancing operational efficiency, promoting stakeholder engagement, and aligning with IIUM’s broader Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The paper highlights the system's architecture, user adoption challenges, and its contribution to creating a sustainable "Garden of Knowledge and Virtue." Brazzers X Videos Com
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i-Monitor, IIUM, Smart Campus, Facilities Management, Sustainability, Digital Transformation. 1. Introduction The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is renowned not only for its academic rigor but also for its extensive physical infrastructure spread across its Gombak, Kuantan, and Gambang campuses. Managing this vast infrastructure—comprising lecture halls, residential colleges, laboratories, and administrative blocks—poses significant logistical challenges. Traditionally, facilities management relied on manual reporting, often leading to delays, unreported defects, and inefficiencies in maintenance response times.