Why aren’t the wrenches turning on preventive maintenance?
Data from 200 buildings and 208 thousand work orders reveal a “capability trap” and the reactive state of nature in building maintenance.
Data from 200 buildings and 208 thousand work orders reveal a “capability trap” and the reactive state of nature in building maintenance.
Think about your building and ask yourself: where is your unlined emergency spillway?
Google’s Waymo launch has us asking if AVs will be fast or slow, shared or owned, and will they roam the open range? The answers here would mean big changes to real estate.
We look at load growth in Palo Alto, CA with assumptions about Tesla sales there to measure the impact of electric vehicles on the local utility’s sales figures and budgets.
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The math behind epidemiological forecast models applies to work order survivability and can help make sense of what’s going on in your building.
What San Francisco’s CleanPowerSF Community Choice Aggregation program means for a building’s electricity costs in the city.
A learning baseline model gets your team accurate feedback on energy reduction performance.
We turn to Gridium customer data to explore if a building’s peak demand is related to the grid’s peak demand
What does software development have in common with building management?
In which facilities professionals pretend everyone is happy, instead of understanding and improving.
What real estate leases could learn from software contracts.