Are you curious about how the actual cost of owning and maintaining assets over their lifetime is calculated? You've likely heard the terms Life Cycle Costing (LCC) and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). These two methodologies have become buzzwords in facilities management and facility Capital Planning, and for good reason.

Facility managers face immense pressure to maximize efficiency, reduce costs, and meet organizational goals—all while ensuring safety and sustainability. For these challenges, capital planning software is a game-changer. By leveraging data and advanced digital tools, facility managers can make strategic decisions that optimize resources, drive ROI, and create a resilient built environment.

Yes, the COVID-19 pandemic is still a top concern, but it is also now officially summer!

Accurate reporting isn’t just a box to check—it’s a game-changer for capital planning! Having precise data at your fingertips can make all the difference in decision-making. Imagine being able to present your achievements and future goals, engaging your audience with compelling stories backed by solid data. In this blog, we’ll dive into three surprising benefits of accurate reporting that can elevate your capital planning strategy.

At Intellis, we proudly announce that Friday, June 19, “Juneteenth,” will be a paid holiday for our company this year to acknowledge the official emancipation of African Americans throughout the United States.

So many once busy buildings are now practically left empty or admitting only a few visitors a day. Now is the time to ensure all facilities and assets are protected by reviewing security measures and updating procedures.

We are pleased to announce the debut of the Intellis.io podcast, focusing on facilities and buildings. In our first episode, Johnny Kinnaird, Sales Engineer, talks to Steven Warshaw, CEO, about the surprising benefits of implementing a continuous inspection cycle.

From all of us at Intellis, Happy World FM Day! Today we celebrate facility management professionals worldwide!

You know how schools, hospitals, or city buildings always seem to have stuff falling apart—leaky roofs, busted ACs, all that?

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a staggering impact across the globe. Life has been disrupted as hundreds of thousands battle the disease and millions more do their part to flatten the curve. The American Higher Education industry has not been spared from COVID-19’s reach, as learning has moved online and the date when campuses will reopen seems uncertain.