Intellis recently had the privilege of attending two transformative conferences reshaping educational landscapes—the K12 Facilities Forum (K12FF) and the Higher Education Facilities Forum (HEFF). These forums provided valuable opportunities for collaboration, idea exchange, and a glimpse into the future of educational infrastructure. Read on to learn more about how Intellis drives innovation in academic facilities and elevates the future of campus experiences.

The start of a new academic year is filled with excitement and promise for students and educators alike. However, for K-12 facility managers, it signifies a crucial period of preparation and planning to ensure school facilities are in optimal condition. To celebrate the new school year, we've compiled the top 5 maintenance tips for school facility managers. But that's not all—we'll also introduce you to an essential tool that can revolutionize your Facility Capital Planning, making your job easier and more effective.

As summer draws to a close, the anticipation of a new school year looms on the horizon. For K-12 school districts nationwide, it's the back-to-school season, which means preparing to welcome back students and staff to a safe, comfortable, and conducive learning environment. Effective facilities management is crucial to achieving this goal, and in today's technologically advanced world, facility capital planning software solutions are proving to be a game-changer.

The back-to-school season is rapidly approaching, bringing excitement and anticipation. It's also a pivotal time for K-12 school facility managers, who must ensure that school buildings are ready to welcome students, teachers, and staff.

The Most Common Summer Problems in School Facilities Management and How to Solve Them As the school year ends and summer vacation begins, the facilities team can use lower occupancy to enhance school buildings. But what are the most common problems they face during the summer months? And more importantly, how can they solve them? In this blog, we've got the scoop on the top 5 problems in school summer facilities management and how to tackle them like a pro.

It's officially Spring: the birds are chirping, leaves are returning to trees, and the temperatures are rising. Spring is a time of renewal and growth, but for school districts, it often brings fresh challenges in facilities management. From aging infrastructure to budget constraints, these hurdles can impede the seamless operation of educational institutions. But fear not; in this blog post, we'll explore how technology solutions can help overcome these challenges and create a safer, more sustainable learning environment for students and staff. Read on to discover more about optimizing your school district's facilities management strategy to create a conducive learning environment for your students.

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.

Navigating the Future of K12 School Facility Capital Planning The less time you and your colleagues spend on tedious administration, the more you can focus on delivering an empowering student experience. Let's discuss the top three reasons you need to know about strategic facilities planning software for your school!

Here's how software simplifies school facilities planning: K-12 school facility planning is stressful, complex, and time-consuming. Amid the ongoing and evolving COVID-19 pandemic, it is even more challenging.

School's out for summer! While students are away, the facilities team can take advantage of the lower occupancy and schedule maintenance work to enhance school buildings. In this blog, we discuss the most common problems in summer facility management for schools and how to solve most of these common problems. This blog discusses the most common problems in summer facilities management for schools and how to solve them.