How well is your facility prepared for the future? Managing buildings, infrastructure, and equipment requires more than routine maintenance—it demands a strategic approach.

As cities grow and populations rise, the demand for electricity and other resources in the built environment increases rapidly. This has created a need for innovative solutions to help Facility Managers meet these growing demands while reducing environmental impact.

Facility management is moving into a more connected, data-driven era. Today's organizations need better visibility into asset conditions, clearer operational insight, and smarter ways to plan for long-term performance. As new technologies continue to shape the built environment, facility leaders have more opportunities to improve efficiency, support better decisions, and extend asset life.

Capital planning is only as strong as the data behind it. Without reliable, up-to-date information about your buildings and assets, it's impossible to make confident decisions about long-term investments. Yet many organizations are still relying on outdated, paper-based, or siloed processes for Facility Condition Assessments (FCAs).

Preventive maintenance is key for maintaining optimal operational conditions for your organization's physical assets. This typically involves regular inspections in order to detect and correct defaults and repair deficiencies before a breakdown occurs. Here we discuss 3 tips for improving your organization's preventive maintenance program.

Facility managers face tough decisions about whether to build, renovate, or demolish aging buildings and infrastructure. The need for increased operational efficiency, improved technology, and better financial returns further challenges these demands. So, how do facilities professionals make complex decisions about replacing or renovating aging buildings and infrastructure? In this blog, we explore the benefits and drawbacks of refurbishing and replacing aging buildings and infrastructure to help you make informed decisions.

Infrastructure and construction projects increasingly use innovative digital technology to improve long-term asset management. Here, we examine emerging technologies and trends leading the "Smart Cities" revolution.

Technology is transforming the way we learn and teach, and the facilities management industry is no exception. In recent years, higher education facilities professionals have been grappling with limited budgets and the need to do more with less. To address these challenges, the industry has been turning to technology to improve efficiency and reduce costs. In this blog, we will explore three key tech trends that are revolutionizing the education facilities management industry. So, buckle up and get ready to discover the latest innovations that are reshaping this vital sector.

Facility management is about much more than managing buildings, infrastructure, and services—it is critical to the successful functioning of every organization, according to a recent IFMA report on strategic decision-making. Asset optimization is all about making strategic improvements to the effectiveness of your overall asset management methodology by providing more holistic adjustments.

Carmen Macias, Director of Project Management, has received a Silver Award for “Female Executive of The Year - Business Products - 11-2,500 Employees” and a Bronze Award for “Woman of The Year - Technology” at the 15th Annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business. The awards dinner took place at the Sheraton Hotel in New York City on Friday, November 16, 2018.