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From thought-provoking ideas on Facility Capital Planning to entertaining stories about Successful Client Partnerships to innovations in Facilities management, the Intellis Blog has it all. So, sit back, relax, and let us take you on a journey through the world of smart solutions to improve the built environment!

Intellis Software Empowers NYCHA to Request $32 Billion in Revised Capital Investment Plan

The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) serves as North America’s most significant public housing authority, dedicated to providing safe and affordable housing for low- and moderate-income New Yorkers while enabling access to social and community services. However, managing this vast network of facilities is a challenging task. Intellis is proud to assist NYCHA in achieving its goal of improving public housing facilities throughout New York City. To learn more about the role of Intellis in supporting NYCHA’s mission, please read on.

How to Create Healthy Learning Environments

We know that providing students with a learning environment that enables them to maximize their potential is at the heart of you do. The challenges for higher education facilities are mounting. College and university buildings are on average 42 years old and at a troubling D+ for infrastructure, according to America’s Infrastructure Report Card, deferred maintenance and dollars for capital renewals are growing larger everyday. So what can facilities leaders do?

Key Takeaways from APPA: Leadership in Educational Facilities

After a great weekend in DC at this year's APPA conference, we're excited and inspired by the dedication and achievements of so many leaders in the educational facilities arena. Here we discuss the most exciting takeaways from the event.

3 Hot Topics from the 2018 NACUBO Annual Meeting

Last week, our leadership team were welcomed to the National Association of College and University Business Officers Annual Meeting in Long Beach, California. The NACUBO Annual Meeting is the education industry’s largest and best attended event for college and university business officers and provided a great opportunity for the Intellis team to share ideas with higher education leaders.

Discover Tech Trends Transforming the Facilities Management Industry

At Intellis, we keep a keen eye on the technological developments shaping the future of the Facilities Management Industry. Our mission is to harness the latest tech advancements and incorporate them into our mobile enterprise solutions, such as FOUNDATION, to provide our clients with the best software solutions to ensure healthy building and infrastructure operations while reducing costs and improving productivity-boosting sustainability. Here are the top trends transforming the Facilities Management Industry.

Clients Who Inspire Us: APTIM and Global VendorLink

Are you looking for innovative mobile enterprise solutions to improve your company’s efficiency and streamline workflows? Look no further than Intellis. Our mobile enterprise solutions have helped numerous companies achieve their goals and optimize their businesses. Recently, the Intellis team traveled to Texas to meet with our client APTIM and our partner Global VendorLink. It was exciting to see their innovative and impactful work up close. Read on to learn more!

Top 3 Takeaways from #CollisionConf 2018

What were the top takeaways from this year's Collision Conference? Last week the #WeAreIntellis leadership team connected with the global tech community at Collision to learn about new technologies, innovations in SaaS and the power of robotics. After a week packed with events, panel discussions and meet-and-greets, we are feeling positive and excited about the future of tech!

The Benefits of Disruptive Technology at IFMA’s 2017 World Workplace

177,666 Apartments. 328 developments. 2,553 residential buildings. 5 boroughs. Sounds like a lot to manage? It is – just ask New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), the largest public housing authority in North America, tasked with providing safe and affordable housing, as well as access to social and community services, for over 400,000 NYC residents. In order to meet Federal regulations, NYCHA must conduct a survey every five years of building conditions for each property in its portfolio.