Higher education has experienced a remarkable surge in applicants seeking admission in recent years. While this trend signifies growing interest and demand for quality education, it presents a unique set of challenges for universities. The increasing number of college and university students calls for expanded facilities and resources to ensure a healthy and supportive learning environment. However, more viable solutions exist than raising tuition fees exponentially or relying solely on dwindling donations.

Managing and planning for facilities is a complex process requiring the right tools at the right time to achieve optimal results. Facility planning and condition assessment systems are critical tools in your arsenal. But with so many software options available on the market, how do you choose the right one that fits your needs and budget?

Welcome to our beginner's guide on facility capital planning solutions explicitly designed for facility managers. As a facility manager, you understand the importance of making informed decisions to manage your facility's assets and resources effectively. Capital planning plays a pivotal role in maximizing your budget, optimizing operations, and ensuring the long-term success of your facility.

We recently attended the Opal Edu-Tech Facilities Summit in Palm Springs, CA, and met many Facility Management leaders from across the country. It was an excellent opportunity to learn about their challenges and discuss how Intellis can support facility planning by implementing technology like the FOUNDATION Solution.

Hey there, K-12 facility Managers and Educational Administrators! In this blog, we’re diving into the essentials of Capital Planning, Budgeting, and Analysis, tailored just for you. We’ll uncover how effective planning and budgeting can make a world of difference for educational institutions, leading to smarter decision-making and, most importantly, better student outcomes! Interested in these vital topics? Let’s get started!

Are you curious about the latest technology transforming the world of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC)? Look no further than the Digital Twin. This virtual model is an exact copy of a physical object or system that represents its entire lifecycle. The Digital Twin is a game-changer for the AEC industry, providing real-time data on physical assets and enabling engineers and operators to make data-driven decisions and monitor assets remotely. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of Digital Twins for AEC and how they are being used in the industry. But before that, let's understand what Digital Twins are and how they work.

Are you struggling to keep your facilities in peak condition while staying within budget? If you're a facility manager seeking innovative, strategic ways to plan for the future, you're in the right place. Strategic Facility Planning (SFP) is key to maintaining physical assets, mitigating risks, and maximizing efficiency.

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.

Do you feel held back by a lack of time and a limited budget? As a higher education administrator, you strive to provide students with the best possible experience. But that's just the tip of the iceberg in today's competitive landscape. To stay ahead, you must make strategic decisions that enhance the student experience, increase enrollment, and improve Return on Investment (ROI). Read on to find out how Intellis's Solutions for Higher Education offers a stress-free way to strategically manage physical assets and optimize long-term investments in college and university buildings.

The discipline of Facility Management is more than managing property assets; it is crucial to achieving maximum value from workplace and environmental benefits that improve productivity and protect employees and consumers.