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AI in FM


How AI is transforming Facilities Management: A practical guide


to implementation and impact


The Facilities Management (FM) industry continues to undergo significant


By James Massey, Managing Director for FM, Energy and Retail Intelligence at MRI Software Data-Driven Decision-Making:


transformations, driven by the


rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). While discussions around AI often focus on its ability to streamline operations, predict maintenance needs, and optimise resource allocation, the real story lies in how its applied practically in the real world.


AI is enabling FM leaders to transition from reactive problem-solving to proactive, making;


creating smarter, more sustainable environments. and more


data-driven decision- efficient,


Breaking Down Silos for Greater Efficiency Fragmented data continues to be one of the most significant challenges in FM. Many businesses struggle with information stored across different systems, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. AI-driven data aggregation and analytics can support FM professionals in accessing real-time insights, enabling them to make informed decisions faster and more accurately.


Integrating


data


from various sources—including IoT


sensors, building management systems (BMS), and energy management tools—into a unified dashboard makes this hyper-connected approach much easier for FM teams to predict asset failures, enhance maintenance schedules, and optimise tenant experiences without relying on outdated spreadsheets or manual tracking.


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