🗓️ Tues 24th Nov 2020 - 11:30 AM (GMT)
Our highly experienced FM panel from businesses like Tesco, Swiss Re and UKTV discuss what is next for facilities management software, their experiences and how it delivers value.
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🗓️ Tues 24th Nov 2020 - 11:30 AM (GMT)
Our highly experienced FM panel from businesses like Tesco, Swiss Re and UKTV discuss what is next for facilities management software, their experiences and how it delivers value.
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Technology has always played a role when it comes to managing buildings. However, despite being around since the 1960s, the use of FM technology (CAFM) is still being resisted by organisations today. A common perception made by FM teams is that facilities software is still difficult to use and costly to deploy and maintain.
Despite the amazing advances in technology, why is the FM industry being left behind? Why are over 50% of facility operations not using any form of dedicated FM software?
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