The audit burden is accelerating, with 85% of executives reporting that compliance requirements have become more complex in the last three years, according to PwC’s Global Compliance Survey 2025.
by Jonathan Davis on February 12, 2026
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Design your first PdM pilot: Asset selection, signals, and success criteria
Predictive maintenance (PdM) promises to transform reactive firefighting into proactive intervention, but many enterprise facility teams struggle to move beyond pilot paralysis, the months spent debating which assets to monitor, endless discussions about sensor integration, and teams questioning whether prediction accuracy will justify implementation costs before launching a single pilot.
by Jonathan Davis on February 11, 2026
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How much is poor asset visibility costing you? A maturity assessment for logistics and fleet leaders
The question “where is it?” costs logistics and fleet operations billions of dollars every year. A trailer that should be at the depot is somewhere in the yard. Equipment scheduled for deployment sits idle at the wrong location. Fleet vehicles are missing maintenance windows because nobody knows their actual status or where they’ve been.
by Jonathan Davis on February 10, 2026
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How insurance agencies are optimizing space, security, and claims operations for the hybrid office
Hybrid work has moved beyond experimentation and become a durable operating model that reshapes how insurance organizations collaborate, use office space, and manage critical functions such as claims processing and compliance.
by Amanda Meade on February 9, 2026
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From mandate pressure to mission readiness: How federal agencies can meet property management standards
Federal facility managers face a long-standing challenge that’s also quickly growing: they’re making decisions based on assumptions instead of data, right when Congress demands they justify every square foot.
by Jonathan Davis on February 6, 2026
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Turning badge, Wi-Fi, and sensor data into occupancy truth
Hybrid work didn’t just change where people work; it changed how organizations must prove how space is actually used. Learn how companies are turning badge , Wi-Fi, and sensor data into real time occupancy insights
by Amanda Meade on February 6, 2026
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The workplace scorecard leadership will want to read
Workplace leaders are sitting on more data than at any point in history—occupancy patterns, maintenance logs, booking activity, energy consumption, employee sentiment. The information is there. What’s missing is clarity.
by Amanda Meade on February 4, 2026
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Why first-time fix rate depends on mobile tools your technicians can use
Managing operations across these distributed, often isolated work environments requires more than just talented technicians, though. You need technology built for the realities of the field.
by Jonathan Davis on February 3, 2026
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Designing financial offices that attract talent and close deals
In financial services, the office remains a powerful asset—but only when it’s actively managed and thoughtfully designed. As portfolios grow more complex and expectations continue to rise, intuition alone isn’t enough.
by Amanda Meade on February 2, 2026
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Where law firms lose billable time and how smarter workplaces fix it
As hybrid work reshapes office patterns, workplace experience has become part of the firm’s operational backbone. When space, access, and scheduling systems don’t match how attorneys actually work, productivity drops — and risk rises.
by Amanda Meade on January 30, 2026
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This month in FM trends: How cross-functional strategies support the employee experience
A common theme in January was how organizations that do want to strengthen employee experience can start by evaluating the level of coordination across departments.
by Mike Petrusky on January 29, 2026
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What IT must validate before shortlisting a worktech platform
Worktech shortlisting must start with technical validation, not feature comparisons. Identity architecture, provisioning, auditability, and data retention determine whether a platform can deploy quickly, scale securely, and withstand security and compliance scrutiny.
by Erin Sevitz on January 28, 2026
