Strategic Focus: GIS Holds The Power To Transform Occupant Experience
02 Feb, 2024
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Executive Summary
Geographic information systems (GISs) are an integral tool for many industries, and their applications are fast becoming essential for real estate facilities and asset management. In the current economic climate, facilities managers (FMs) are digitizing building operations in pursuit of cost savings, improved operational efficiencies and more meaningful spatial insights. With advancements in technology, it is now easier than ever for organizations to use GIS to improve occupant experience and translate complex spatial data sets into actionable insights. However, most firms have yet to take advantage of GIS capabilities – and not all facilities management software offers its integration. Vendors and corporate buyers should leverage the findings of this report to discover how to capitalize on the changing priorities of real estate managers and FMs.
GIS holds the power to transform building occupant experience
Digital transformation of geospatial data has the potential to revolutionize facilities management for better occupant and user experience
A lack of GIS integration significantly limits CMMS/IWMS functionality
Digital twins and GIS go hand-in-hand to optimize facilities management
Digital transformation of geospatial data has the potential to revolutionize facilities management for better occupant and user experience
A lack of GIS integration significantly limits CMMS/IWMS functionality
Digital twins and GIS go hand-in-hand to optimize facilities management
Figure 1. Overview of indoor positioning systems
Figure 2. CMMS, IWMS & CPIP overview
Figure 3. Examples of GIS-integrated software
Figure 2. CMMS, IWMS & CPIP overview
Figure 3. Examples of GIS-integrated software
NASA, Eptura, Azteca Systems, Eagle Technology, NEXGEN, U-blox, Oriient, Minew, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlas RFID Solutions, pureLifi, SAP, Simple RFid, ServiceNow, Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center, Infillion, aeroLiFi, IBM, RJN Group, Autodesk, TP-Link, Pole Star, Kontakt.io, Ubiquiti, Active Identity, Waze, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Esri
About the Authors
Sophie Planken-Bichler
Analyst
Sophie is an Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in AEC software and digital twins. She provides strategic guidance to both technology buyers and software vendors, delivering i…
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Claire Stephens
Research Director
Claire Stephens is a Research Director at Verdantix, leading research into technologies and services shaping the real estate and the built environment, encompassing …
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