CAFM & IT FALL OF THE ESTABLISHMENT? In the next few years there will be a synthesis forming a new establishment – challenger
CAFM platforms will adopt the best parts of what traditional providers do and vice-versa, says The Changing Workplace.
Connected devices, AI and apps are driving a new conversation about how buildings are used. With these capabilities, actual users engage with facilities the way they want with buildings reacting to utilisation through real- time monitoring and trend analysis.
Challengers are a big part of this shift - building proprietary sensors capturing data on everything from utilisation, lights and air quality. They are partnering with other tech savvy organisations and serviced office providers to roll out the buildings and offices of tomorrow. These sexy offerings are taking off with WeWork currently valued at $20bn. By 2030, 30% of corporate real estate is expected to be flexible and large organisations are exploring new technology to meet this adjustment.
What is a challenger and where did
they come from? Challengers break the conventions of a category, or industry, offering something substantially new. With well defined, attractive branding,
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