How Digital Twins Apply to Facilities Management: Content geared towards virtual replicas of physical objects, systems and processes that allow real-time monitoring and analysis of data. Content details could include how these models are transforming the facilities management industry by refining operations, enhancing efficiency, and reducing costs, among other benefits.
 

Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI): Content providing views and insights into technology that enables building systems to automatically collect and analyze data to predict outcomes from experience without being explicitly programmed.
 

Automated, Integrated, and Connected Technologies: Content focused on understanding the importance of connectivity amongst the many different technology and data platforms allowing facility managers to make adjustments faster and make better-informed decisions. 
 

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: Content designed to expand and strengthen one’s understanding of how VR and AR tools can assist with making facility management faster, more efficient, and more precise. Content could also focus on visualizing equipment, seeing components behind walls, ceilings, floors, and understanding high risk areas that may contain high voltage, hot surfaces, high speed machinery, and hazardous conditions. 
 

Strategic Space Planning Tools: Content designed to expand and strengthen one’s understanding of how space planning tools can assist with adjusting spaces for safety, security, future forecast needs, properly allocated resources, and/or planning for specific scenarios. 
 

Sustainability and Risk Management Technologies: Content curated around solutions that support facilities minimizing their carbon footprint. Content design could include case study solutions that measure progress in key areas, track and manage energy utilization, and demonstrate regulatory compliance.