Computer Aided Facility Management Software (CAFM) System Service Provision.

Opportunity overview

Birmingham City University (BCU) has used Computer Aided Facilities Management Software (CAFM) for the last five years within its Estate. BCU currently has approximately 50,000 live assets it needs to manage and maintain. To assist in managing an ever growing and changing property estate, BCU is now looking to renew its Computerised Aided Facilities Management System (CAFM) service provision, to enable facility managers to effectively manage their buildings in one centralized system. Future CAFM system service provisions should allow for facilities managers to plan, execute, and monitor all activities involved in areas including, but not limited to, the following: Space and workplace management Asset management Reactive and planned preventative maintenance Operational facility services Room reservations Help Desk solutions

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