Facility management has developed over time and continues to challenge standards locally and internationally.

We have experienced a shift in facility management practices since the standstill the entire world experienced for months, altering daily routines, communication methods, business structures, and inevitably, facility management practices.

Most facility managers began to digitize their operations by embracing modern tactics and methods and are now functioning on digital platforms, providing them with an easier way to do things and ensuring efficiency, accountability, and speedy issue resolution.

The modern energy vending system, which is still in use today, is a relatively older trend that managed to survive the aftermath of the lockdown. More facility managers are still dealing with issues such as energy vending, monthly power rates, and responsibility. With the recent increase in fuel costs and residents’ need for a more transparent structure, many facility managers have converted to platforms that make the process easier, while others of us prefer the traditional vending technique.

While the emphasis on accountability and transparency in energy vending has evolved, facility managers may accomplish not just a smoother management procedure but also energy conservation by making technology-savvy judgments.

As these trends continue to evolve, fresh technologies will develop to make FM operations and processes more efficient as the function of FMs becomes more important and begins to transition from an operational to a more strategic level.

Facility managers must develop alliances with the proper platforms to help them innovate and adapt. This is why our technology makes it easy for facility managers to automate these operations; learn more about how we encourage intelligent practices at https://venco.africa.