Join us for a Webinar on
November 18

Manhattan Software invites you and your colleagues to a free webinar where you will learn how advanced CAFM technology is helping FM groups in higher education limit the need for new construction by utilizing space more efficiently.  One university has proven that by slowing growth as little as 1% they can save up to $4 million in operating costs.

Office space for administrative and faculty functions accounts for up to 30% of most higher education real estate portfolios and is often ignored.  The webinar will include a discussion of how best practices developed in the corporate world, can help you more efficiently utilize, and perhaps even repurpose this space.

In addition, our demonstration will specifically show how CenterStone can be implemented by every campus facility management group who wants to partner with their chief financial business officers. We will help you answer such questions as:

• How efficiently are you using available space?
• How do you define and measure optimum utilization?
• Are you dealing with use duplication within your facilities portfolio?
• Is there a portfolio wide database of all facilities or is the management of the campus decentralized?
• How can you achieve more efficient use of space instead of adding new buildings?
• Can you identify areas where a new layout or office renovation would improve space efficiency and use?
• What will you do to adequately maintain building systems when the graying workforce walks out the door and all the maintenance history walks out with them?
• How can you automate time consuming and expensive operating processes to save time and money?
• Can you easily calculate the total cost of occupancy for each building on campus?
• How can you improve move management by making fewer moves and making necessary moves less costly?

All webinar attendees will be provided access to our latest education facilities ROI white paper which demonstrates specific cost savings as proven by Gartner, BearingPoint and the N. E. Real Estate Journal.