Automation in real estate, construction and facilities is about accounting for long asset lifecycles, fragmented stakeholders, site-based activity, and large volumes of contracts, permits, maintenance records, and service requests.
The biggest gains come from stitching together office and field workflows so information moves faster between owners, contractors, tenants, and maintenance teams, reducing delays, rework, and missed obligations.
Siemens deploys Building X, its AI-enabled digital building platform, to help facility managers make data-driven decisions that improve sustainability, energy efficiency, and building performance, integrating HVAC, lighting, security, and occupancy systems into a unified intelligent management layer.
CBRE deploys its AI-based Nexus platform across more than 20,000 client sites totalling one billion square feet, centralising building operations and utilisation data to automate facilities management workflows, predictive maintenance, and energy optimisation at global scale.
JLL Serve, an AI-powered facilities management application, unifies data from connected and non-connected building assets into a single mobile and web platform, enabling technicians and facility managers to automate workflows and make proactive maintenance decisions.