Design with Smart Building Outcomes in Mind
Today we can build facilities to be more sustainable, resilient, efficient, and people-centric. But only if traditional design-build processes evolve to be more collaborative.
Specifically, the design-build stakeholders must work together earlier and more closely to clearly understand desired facility outcomes and secure the digital tools and system architectures that will make them possible.
Specifically, the design-build stakeholders must work together earlier and more closely to clearly understand desired facility outcomes and secure the digital tools and system architectures that will make them possible.
Read our white paper Designing for Facility Management 2.0
For this paper, we worked with industry thought leaders to propose a recommended path forward to Facility Management 2.0, including tangible benefits for stakeholders and examples of success. Learn how businesses can thrive on their journey to digitalization by breaking down traditional industry silos.
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