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Ep. 75: Inspiration for the Facility Management Community

Mayra Portalatin, RS, SFP is a Senior Professional at Facility Engineering Associates and President-Elect of The Capital Chapter of IFMA with a […]

3 Ways Digital Tools Help Ensure Operational and Business Continuity in Challenging Times

Many buildings are already benefiting from the transition made from analog controls to connected, IoT-enabled electrical distribution and HVAC infrastructures. These smarter […]

IBM Global Real Estate Group Talks TRIRIGA, Data and How to Win Hearts and Minds

For today’s RE and FM professionals, it’s no longer about brick and mortar, or mops and buckets. It’s about using technology, understanding […]

Collective Intelligence Is the Game Changer

The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform human intelligence because by connecting every person and everything into a single global network, the […]

To Infinity and Beyond – The Robots are Coming!

This workshop will help facilities managers visualize the future of Facility Management. Robots, drones, artificial intelligence, IoT buttons, and machine learning are […]

The making of a smart workplace How to phase scenarios for maximum impact

There is no one-size-fits-all strategy for IoT deployment in the workplace. It largely depends on business priorities. Nevertheless, in a first stage, […]

Meet AI, My New Co-worker

Augmented Intelligence (AI) is beginning to take hold within many companies and with this advancement, there is a concern starting to surface […]

The BIG Shift

Artificial intelligence will continue to radically transform the workforce. Today, many organizations are introducing chatbots to improve the employee experience or to […]

Space Utilization in Real Time: How Sensors and the Internet of Things are Providing Essential Data to Support New Ways of Working

For decades, facility managers and planners have relied on guesswork to know how workspace is actually utilized. The problem has become acute […]