K-12 facilities face increasing pressure to adapt capital plans to align with changing demographics, aging infrastructure, and policy shifts. At the K12 Facilities Forum, Intellis CEO Steven Warshaw discussed the transformative power of data-driven policy in resilient school capital planning.
Steven Warshaw, CEO at Intellis, discussed the development and benefits of capital planning software for schools at the K12 Facilities Forum. He shared his journey of creating a data-backed policy decision system for school capital plans, emphasizing the importance of ongoing condition assessments, data integration, and AI tools. He highlighted the advantages of having a cohesive system that integrates capital planning and operations, ensuring better decision-making and resilience in school infrastructure planning. You can view the full presentation below!
Steven Warshaw’s keynote provided facilities managers, capital planners, and school leaders with actionable insights and strategies for building resilient capital plans that are data-driven, defensible, and responsive to real-world challenges.
Making condition assessments ongoing rather than periodic resulted in reliable data for capital planning.
Various methods, including roof demographies and AI tools, were used to gather data from separate systems.
The system was developed in response to the needs of New York City and later marketed to other places.
It proved indispensable for ensuring cohesive operations between capital planning and operations, avoiding potential issues.
On Tuesday, November 12, 2024, from 10:05 to 10:25 AM, Steven Warshaw presented Creating Resilient School Capital Plans Through Data-Backed Policy Decisions at the K12 Facilities Forum. He discussed how data-driven frameworks, advanced algorithms, and defined policy goals are transforming K-12 facilities planning.
Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Time: 10:05 to 10:25 AM
Session Description: In today’s fast-evolving educational landscape, school organizations face unprecedented challenges in aligning capital investments with shifting demographics, aging facilities, and changing policy requirements. This session explores how data-driven processes, robust algorithms, and clear policy definitions can create a responsive and defendable capital planning framework.
Effective capital planning is critical for school facilities facing limitations in funding and resources. Yet adapting to new policies, aging buildings, and changing student demographics can be challenging without robust data insights. K-12 school facilities face growing demands to adapt capital planning to meet changing demographics, aging infrastructures, and evolving policy requirements.
As resources become increasingly limited, school facilities leaders must align investments with pressing needs while ensuring safety, functionality, and sustainability. This November, at the 2024 K12 Facilities Forum, Intellis CEO Steven Warshaw will lead a session on addressing these challenges.
Creating resilient school capital plans through data-backed policy decisions involves using comprehensive data-driven decision-making processes to make informed decisions based on school demographics, student learning, stakeholder perceptions, and school process data.
This approach helps school leaders align capital investments with shifting demographics, aging facilities, and changing policy requirements, ultimately creating a responsive and defendable capital planning framework. Interested in how data-driven capital planning can transform your school facilities? Schedule a Demo with Intellis to see our powerful tools in action.
Key learning objectives for the keynote presentation: Creating Resilient School Capital Plans Through Data-Backed Policy Decisions at the K12 Facilities Forum:
Discover how modern technology is reshaping K-12 facilities management. Steven will explore how integrating advanced tech tools and systems can give school leaders powerful insights for assessing and managing physical assets.
With growing data sources available in today’s schools, using this information effectively can guide smarter capital planning decisions. Learn how to leverage demographics, student performance, stakeholder perceptions, and facility operations data to create a planning framework that aligns investments with priority needs.
Explore cutting-edge solutions that are already making a difference in schools across the country. Steven will introduce tools that streamline facilities management, optimize maintenance tasks, and provide real-time insights for asset performance—all essential for building more resilient schools.
Gain valuable best practices from industry leaders on planning for the long term, maintaining flexible systems, and ensuring facilities remain safe, efficient, and adaptable for years to come.
Steven will share case studies showcasing successful technology implementations in K-12 facilities. These examples demonstrate how schools have used data-driven strategies to optimize maintenance, extend asset life, and maximize budget allocations.
These objectives will help attendees understand the pivotal role of technology in evaluating and managing physical assets within K-12 facilities. Ready to take a data-driven approach to your school’s capital planning? Schedule a Demo with Intellis to discover how our solutions can support your facilities team.
Want to experience how data-backed solutions can enhance your capital planning? Schedule a Demo with Intellis to explore our tools for empowering K-12 leaders to make smarter, more strategic decisions.
Intellis is dedicated to empowering school facilities teams with tools that make data-driven capital planning accessible and effective. With expertise in facilities management, data analysis, and policy-driven planning, Intellis offers software solutions to help schools build resilient, adaptable, and well-maintained learning environments. As a thought leader in this space, we are committed to supporting the education sector with advanced solutions that meet the unique challenges of K-12 schools.
The K12 Facilities Forum is one of the industry’s leading events for school facilities and operations leaders to connect, learn, and strategize. Attending the Forum provides an invaluable opportunity to gain insights, network with peers, and learn from experts shaping the future of K-12 facilities management. Steven Warshaw’s keynote session highlighted essential strategies and solutions that facilities managers can use immediately to improve their planning processes.
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