Webinars

Join a live 30-minute demo to see how facility teams quickly access building drawings, equipment details, shutoff locations, and critical documentation—right from their mobile devices. Because when information is instantly accessible, teams can respond faster, protect operations, and avoid costly downtime. If you’ve been exploring ways to improve access to building information, this is a simple way to see what it looks like in practice.

Join us for a webinar to hear facility leaders from healthcare, cultural institutions, and complex operations environments for a live panel discussion on how to better communicate facility needs in terms leadership understands: operational impact, business continuity, financial risk, and long-term planning.

Disconnected building information creates more problems than most schools realize — until something goes wrong.

Closeout delays don’t just slow things down—they create blind spots that impact safety, response time, and operational efficiency.

Facilities teams are responsible for buildings that span decades—but the information needed to manage them often doesn’t keep up

When something fails on campus, every minute matters.

Preventive maintenance is changing fast

Risk doesn’t start when something breaks, it starts when the information you need isn’t easy to find.

In this on-demand session, the panel shared candid perspectives on the challenges, opportunities, and shifting priorities shaping facility operations as we head into 2026.

Commissioning ensures that building systems are designed, installed, and tested to perform as intended—but the real challenge begins once the project is handed over to the facilities and maintenance teams. Speaker, David Trask, discussed how to make digital, accessible deliverables a core part of the commissioning process, transforming close-outs into lasting tools for operations.

Preventable loss doesn’t start with a “catastrophic” moment — it starts with small gaps in visibility, documentation, and response time.

Facility teams are being asked to do more with less—and every minute counts.

AI isn’t just the future—it’s transforming facilities management right now.

Healthcare is always changing—yet patient care never stops. Hospitals are constantly managing renovations

Facilities management teams are under growing pressure. Experienced staff are retiring, new hires are difficult to find, and critical asset documentation is often incomplete or scattered across multiple systems.

Hurricanes are hitting harder and more often. Is your facility ready?