Facility Technology Simplifying Facilities...
Companies need to reduce downtime to a minimum and make sure their assets perform as well as they can. Predictive maintenance is a novel way to use data and current technology to discover likely equipment failures before they happen. Predictive maintenance is not the same as reactive or preventive maintenance because it helps businesses avoid
Facility management (FM) has always been hard because it entails finding the right balance between using space, energy, and people safely. In the past, individuals had to keep an eye on things, do regular maintenance, and fix things when they broke to retain this balance. The fast growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing in
In the last few years, there has been a quick rise in big, complicated buildings. There are more and more multilevel buildings around the world to meet the needs of communities. Managing the day-to-day operations of a commercial building, public infrastructure, or modern integrated warehouse is just as hard as developing them. The growing requirement
In factories, unexpected equipment failures can stop production, which costs money, wastes resources, and loses customers’ faith. The financial and operational effects can be huge for industries that depend on heavy machinery, such as manufacturing, utilities, and energy generation. Businesses can now predict failures with more accuracy than ever because of improvements in AI, IoT,
Buildings are no longer only solid constructions made of brick and steel in the fast-changing world of modern infrastructure. They are turning into “Smart Buildings,” which are dynamic ecosystems that make data. The Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are all coming together to make this change happen. Smart Facilities Management