With the economy in decline, building owners are looking for ways to reduce expenses. But the down market also has occupiers expecting more from building owners like carbon reporting and occupancy intelligence. Reducing staff might seem like the quickest way to save money but the building’s performance and the service provided to occupants often suffers. Instead, building operators can use technology to keep operating costs down while increasing their ability to satisfy their tenants. With the right technology in place buildings can do everything from reducing energy use to improving cleaning and maintenance schedules to streamlining the leasing process.
Join us as we have an in-depth conversation about exactly how buildings can use technology to answer important questions such as:
- What can I do to reduce energy use?
- What equipment should be replaced first?
- What is the ideal cleaning schedule?
- What services do my tenants value most?
- What a building can do to earn additional revenue?
SPEAKERS
Daniel Russo
Daniel is Chief Product Officer at Building Engines, leading all...
Daniel Russo
Building Engines
Adnan Rugovac
Adnan is a tenant coordinator and building manager for JEMB Realty Corporation. He was formerly a property manager for Cushman & Wakefield and a facilities manager at Forest City Ratner Companies.
Adnan is a tenant coordinator and building manager for JEMB...
Adnan Rugovac
JEMB Realty Corporation
Franco Faraudo
Franco has an MBA in entrepreneurship and has worked with companies on their branding and content strategy. He has worked in real estate as an agent, manager, and investor. He writes about the intersection between the physical and digital world and is a co-founder of Propmodo.
Franco has an MBA in entrepreneurship and has worked with...
