Facilities management stories
JLL has launched JLL Azara, an AI-driven application promising to transform real estate data insights for corporate leaders, enhancing decision-making efficiency.
Neat is ramping up its operations in the Asia Pacific, responding to a surge in demand for hybrid work solutions, particularly in Singapore and India.
Tech firm mpro5 appoints industry veteran Derek Fisk as Head of Channel, aiming to boost its ecosystem expansion efforts and enhance process management operations.
Proptech is revolutionising the commercial property industry, offering solutions to challenges like complex legacy systems and manual processes.
Infor announces that Lovisa, the fashion jewellery brand, has implemented Infor Warehouse Management System at its new facility in Poland.
The fibre optic test equipment market is to be US$923 million in 2023 and is expected to reach US$1,779.9 million by 2033, with a 6.8% CAGR.
Optic Security Group has appointed Glenn Shaw as South Australia State Manager and Warren Hillier as Regional Account Manager (Defence).
Position Imaging appoints Lucas Carvalho as SVP of Operations to lead global operations, service, fulfillment, and HR across all business units.
Kao Data has appointed CBRE to manage its facilities across Europe, enhancing operational efficiency and support for its expanding data centre portfolio.
Honeywell supports Peter Mac's AUD $105M Melbourne facility, Australia's first to commercialise CAR T-cell therapies, with advanced building tech.
RICOH Australia launches RICOH Spaces, a dynamic cloud-based platform designed to enhance hybrid work models and streamline businesses, providing analytics for informed workspace decisions.
New waves of Covid and other viruses are forcing businesses to revive safeguards as hot-desking and caution fatigue raise workplace risks.
Hybrid working is driving up waste and costs in offices, as building managers struggle to predict occupancy and energy demand.
The change puts more than 10,000 staff under new leadership as Downer prepares for its next phase in New Zealand.
School leavers could miss out on 2,000-plus training options, with fire detection apprenticeships offering paid skills and no debt.
Smart buildings are exposing heating, lifts and ventilation to hackers as connected systems expand and legacy defences lag behind.
Contractors risk prosecution and hefty fines if high-pressure water blasting disturbs asbestos on roofs or cladding in New Zealand.
The eight-year deal will keep 2,600 Chorus sites running and support more than 100 jobs across Programmed’s service network.
One third of fatal or injury incidents involving MEWPs occur in public areas or on highways, prompting IPAF to issue fresh safety guidance.
Safety lapses in erecting festive lights on high streets and shopping centres could put workers and the public at risk, warns IPAF.