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One of the most effective ways to get employees onboard with change is to foster a culture that embraces it. When change becomes part of an organization’s DNA, employees are more likely to see it as an opportunity rather than a threat. 

For organizations with assets spread across multiple sites, adopting a standardized approach to maintenance is critical. Here are a few best practices.

Facility managers and enterprise leaders must act now — before valuable institutional knowledge disappears. The clock is ticking, but with the right strategies, organizations can ensure that expertise is preserved, passed on, and leveraged for years to come. 

When saddled with traditional manual methods, facility and maintenance professionals struggle under time- and effort-intensive workflows trying to capture and leverage reliable data.

The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology into building management systems is revolutionizing how facilities operate, enhancing sustainability, efficiency, and occupant comfort in today’s real estate landscape.

Investing in robust communication strategies today means safeguarding not just operations but also the well-being of employees in an unpredictable world. As crises become more complex, so too must our approaches to handling them. 

Unplanned downtime can lead to significant financial losses, decreased productivity, and compromised safety. To address these challenges, many organizations are turning to Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) strategies, supported by advanced Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) software.