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AI makes managing modern buildings simple
Providing real-time data analytics and insights that were previously unattainable, this technology is poised to make the facility manager’s job – and their spaces – more efficient and effective.
What does the path to autonomous buildings look like?
Why traditional space planning tools fall short
Manual data entry and reporting are time-consuming and prone to errors, increasing workload and leading to inaccuracies.
Basic sensor or badge swipe data misses the nuances of true usage patterns, hindering informed decision-making.
Static layouts cannot adapt quickly to changing business needs or workforce patterns, causing inefficient space use.
New standards for efficiency, sustainability and user experience demand agility that legacy systems can’t offer.
Capability spotlight: proactive maintenance
One of the most powerful features of AI in facility management is automated equipment maintenance scheduling. Predictive analytics can identify potential issues before they escalate, extending asset lifespans and improving reliability.
