Higher education facilities teams are under increasing pressure to maintain aging buildings, justify capital investments, and make strategic decisions with limited resources. At the 2026 Campus FM Technology Association (CFTA) Annual Conference, facility leaders will explore the technologies helping campuses improve operations, manage assets more effectively, and plan for the future.

School districts are under growing pressure to make capital decisions that are transparent, strategic, and financially sound.

The Opal Group's Edu-Tech Facilities Summit brought together industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers to explore the future of K12 facility planning. Among the standout presentations was Steven Warshaw's talk, How AI and Digital Twins are Transforming K12 Facility Planning—a compelling look at how emerging technologies are reshaping the way schools manage and plan for infrastructure needs. Join us as we explore key takeaways from Steven's talk and discuss how Intellis uses these technologies to help school districts optimize their capital planning processes with K-12 Capital Planning Software.