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Intellis November Newsletter: Innovation and Expertise at the Campus Facilities Summit

Welcome to this month's Intellis Newsletter, where we delve into the trends and insights shaping the facility management world today.

Planning for Aging Buildings: Best Practices and Policies for Higher Education Facilities

Higher education facilities play a crucial role in shaping the future of our society. They provide students a platform to learn, grow, and build their careers. However, maintaining these facilities can take time and effort, particularly regarding aging buildings.

3 cutting edge technologies for better Capital Planning and Facility Management on campus and beyond

Our number 1 goal is to provide our clients and partners with high-quality software solutions and expert customer service that empowers college and university facility leaders and capital planners to do their jobs with greater efficiency.

5 ways Facility Condition Assessment software makes college and university capital planning more efficient!

As college and university buildings age, maintenance needs increase and facility executives are tasked with complex questions:

The State of Digital Transformation in Facilities Management and Capital Planning

We are pleased to share that Intellis took part in this year's virtual Campus Facilities Summit, which brought together the heads of facilities, capital planning, construction and engineering from the top colleges and universities across the nation.

Empowering colleges and universities to create confidence on campus in the time of COVID-19 with innovative solutions

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 with a mix of in-person classes on some campuses. However, a full and permanent reopening remains uncertain.

Intellis software improves buildings and promotes health and wellbeing of students and staff

The health of our buildings, particularly, k to 12 schools and colleges and university facilities, is more important than ever.

Strategically Plan and Manage Your Campus Facilities during COVID and Beyond

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.

How to make operations at colleges and universities more efficient during COVID-19 and in the future

Empowering colleges and universities with innovative strategies and solutions that make collecting data for facility condition assessments and developing justifiable capital plans a whole lot easier is our mission.

Protecting Students and Staff: Proactive measures that all K12 Schools and Universities can implement to help mitigate the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

As of Monday March 16 many public and private schools across the nation have now been closed. And the situation is continuing to change. School closures, self-quarantine, social distancing and tough decisions including cancelled meetings and other in-person events have become essential to help 'flatten the curve', slowing the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and helping to ensure that key healthcare facilities do not become overburdened. While these are not the easiest decisions, they can help slowdown the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). The health and safety of all of students and staff is always a top priority for K12 Schools as well as Colleges and Universities, and it is now more than ever in the wake of the evolving global situation around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). We encourage everyone to listen to facts and not respond to fear, and we have provided a list of resources at the end of this article.