Cushman & Wakefield Partnerships Push Industry Further Towards Customer-Centric Digital Offerings

Published 12 February 2018 by Ibrahim Yate &

Asset and Maintenance Management Building IoT Platforms Building Retrofits Energy Management Facilities Management Facilities Optimization IWMS / CAFM Partnerships, Investment and M&A Property and Portfolio Management Smart Buildings Smart Buildings Space and Workplace Management Market Insight

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Executive Summary

Cushman & Wakefield, a global facilities management (FM) services provider, is rapidly responding to emerging trends in the real estate market that stem from the digitalization of traditional workstreams. This is most evident from a spree of partnerships over the past year. These partnerships include working with IWMS provider MCS Solutions, energy management provider Lucid and location management solutions specialist Tango. Corporate users of FM services should use this report to understand how these partnerships can add value to their own business operations and cut operational costs.

Cushman & Wakefield Partnerships Push Industry Further Towards Customer-Centric Digital Offerings
Cushman Partners With Vendors Offering Smart Building, Energy Analytics And Capital Project Solutions
Cushman Partnerships Aim To Open Door Into Insights-Led Facilities Management
Customers Who Make The Leap Will Be Rewarded By Cushman’s Data-Rich, Tech-Led FM Proposition
Customers Will Win From The Disruption Running Through The FM Industry

Organisations mentioned

Automated Logic, AXA, Carillion, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, Dairy Queen, Disruptive Technologies, ENGIE, Envizi, Frontier Capital, HearUSA, IBM, Innovise, ISS, JLL, Lucid, McKinsey Global Institute, MCS Solutions, Mitie, NavVis, Sodexo, Tailored Brands, Tango, Wofford College, YUM! Brands.

About the author

Ibrahim Yate

Industry Analyst

Ibrahim is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current agenda covers innovation in software and hardware solutions for space management, workplace management, energy management, smart lighting, proptech and location-based services. Ibrahim joined Verdantix in 2016, and previously worked at OVO Energy and the Energy Saving Trust. Ibrahim holds an MSc in Energy Policy from Imperial College London and MA from Cambridge University.