How to Select The Right Space And Workplace Management Solution (Webinar)

Published 12 September 2019 by Ibrahim Yate & Susan Clarke &

IWMS / CAFM Occupant Wellbeing Smart Buildings Space and Workplace Management Webinar

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Executive Summary

Space management, workplace services and occupant-facing apps to boost wellbeing are top of the agenda right now, with 91% of corporate real estate and facilities management executives saying that space utilization with be the most influential market trend on their real estate strategy between 2019 and 2021. IWMS players have offered space and workplace management capabilities for decades, but with an influx of new entrants offering a wide spectrum of varying capabilities, the breadth and depth of functionalities of vendors operating across the market is not always clear.

Based on the 2019 Verdantix Green Quadrant benchmark of the 15 most prominent IWMS solutions, this webinar will review vendor capabilities across space management, workplace services and wellbeing analytics. This is a must-attend webinar for anyone charged with leading a space and workplace management software selection assignment.

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About the authors

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.

Susan Clarke

Principal Analyst

Susan is a Principal Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. Her current research agenda focuses on software solutions for real estate management including integrated workplace management systems and IoT platforms for buildings. Her research expertise also includes a broad range of energy management technologies and energy services. Susan has eight years of experience in technology research. She holds a MSc from the University of London in Sustainable Development.