Overview
Join us for the first of a three-part webinar series hosted by the IWFM Technology Special Interest Group (SIG), focusing on the latest digital developments shaping the future of workplace and facilities management (WFM).
In this first session, we’ll explore the digital tools that are available to transform WFM, operationally, financially and environmentally - from the fundamentals of CAFM, to the use of BIM data in operational FM, digital asset data, through to sensors, IoT and predictive maintenance.
Part two (22nd May) in this valuable webinar series will discuss the necessary digital skills for the modern WFM in harnessing their technology toolkit.
And the final instalment (5th June) will look at the informed client, addressing how standards and industry change are driving best practice in the use of digital data.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and understand why digital and data are becoming central pillars of effective WFM.
Speakers
Daryn Fitz
For over 35 years Daryn has worked within design consultants, contractor, developer and consultancy organisations, implementing & managing digital technologies & associated processes across many diverse. Daryn provides a wealth of knowledge and industry delivery experience & today supports public and private sector asset owner/client organisations in developing their digital strategies, project information & data requirements and upskilling teams.
Daryn also supports Middlesex Universities MSc BIM Management programme, is the technical advisor for LRQA’s ISO19650 Accreditation scheme and on behalf of the Institute of Asset Management and the Global Forum for Maintenance and Asset Management is assisting their technical documentation updates relating to information & data strategy.
Simon Latrou
Paul McCarthy
Paul has over 30 years of experience in delivering large scale digital solutions in many different sectors. Within SWG, he is responsible for providing long-term vision and leadership for the company’s global software portfolio including Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM), Building Lifecycle Management, IoT, Smart Buildings and 3D BIM visualisation tools.
Jenny Thomas
Jenny has led on IWFM’s Marketing Communications strategy since 2018, helping to define, shape the Institute’s vision and mission and amplify its voice.
She has over fifteen years’ experience developing and delivering insight-led strategic communications campaigns, change management initiatives and stakeholder engagement strategies both in Whitehall and professional body environments.