A business case for a CAFM system needs to include some convincing ROI calculations if it’s going to persuade the C-Suite to release budget. But how do you present the best, and most credible, cost ...
Compliance famously keeps Facilities Managers awake at night. And for good reason. Fines are increasing, customers are more litigious and regulation is becoming more far reaching. What can you do to ...
FM needs data to improve supplier management, but you can’t get the data you need without improving your supplier management capabilities. And that’s easier said than done.
Asset tagging is the process of applying labels or tags to your company’s equipment and furniture, allowing you to more effectively manage their maintenance and lifecycles. But what kind of tagging ...
Hybrid working is more than a buzzword or a passing trend. The latest IWFM research shows that post pandemic nearly half (44%) of UK employees are planning to work from the office for 3 days a week ...
Data is the life blood of the modern world. Across every sector it is being used to predict behaviour, inform decision making and optimise our future choices. It is fundamentally changing our world. ...
Expansive FM is delighted to announce we have signed a three year deal with international fitness brand Evolution Wellness.
The road to CAFM funding is an uncertain one. And if you fail to present your business case properly it can end up a complete dead end. What are the key mistakes to avoid?
When you’re procuring FM or any other kind of SaaS software your IT team are a critical set of gatekeepers who you’ll need to keep on side.
Every business needs engineers and contractors with expertise they can trust. But engineers who hoard ‘local knowledge’ to become super-heroes can be a risk for FM teams trying to optimise the way ...
You may have researched and decided what CAFM solution is right for your team, you may be confident in the partner you’ve selected but there’s still another hurdle to overcome. You need to secure the ...
“The trick is this: keep your eye on the ball” says the American writer Tom Robbins, “even when you can’t see the ball’. How can Facilities Managers master that particular skill?
