What’s new with Facilio: Popular upgrades from the last year and what’s ahead in 2021
2020 pushed the ‘Change Now’ button in the real estate operations landscape. The pandemic forced all of us to reimagine the commercial real estate industry. Numerous factors catalyzed the software-driven transformation. The fierce market drivers of tenant satisfaction, occupant comfort, and cost savings came into
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How to get started with data-driven building operations
This is the second post in the series on leveraging data to optimize building performance and operate your entire portfolio as one. In our first post, we talked about the importance for property owners and operators to have real-time visibility into operations and why it’s
How facility managers can win in today’s reality (video inside)
How property owners can overcome information barriers in FDD evaluation
We’re seeing a surge in Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) solutions across the buildings industry. This is unsurprising, as the role of FDD in achieving operational efficiency is becoming more and more clear. What is surprising is the pace of adoption in the CRE landscape—it
A new era of property operations: The Future is all about unifying data for real-time operational intelligence
Today I’m excited to announce that Facilio has been chosen by ICD Brookfield Place to deliver a connected and sustainable built environment. ICDBP, a joint venture between the Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) and Brookfield Properties, and one of Dubai’s premier lifestyle and business destinations opened doors to
Visibility Into Building Operations Is Anything but Straightforward, Here’s Why
The world is in a bit of a unique place right now. And for us in property operations it is filled with too many questions: when to reopen, how to adapt to the new SOPs, which technology to adopt, and the list goes on! That
Reimagining the office: what property operators need to know post-pandemic?
While telecommuting has grown in popularity over the years, only about 3.6% of the US population worked remotely pre-pandemic. That number abruptly spiked earlier this year—over 30% of workers who were employed in early March had switched to working at home by the first week