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Innovative Data Tools That Support Capital and Facilities Planning

Published March 20, 2019

Presented by Julianna Carney, David DeBoer

Planning Types: Campus Planning

Tags: Capital Planning, Data, Facilities Funding, Metrics

Innovative leaders must promote and cultivate a data culture that informs decision making across an institution. In this session, we will discuss data strategies for capital and facilities planning that enable real-time mobile access to planning tools, automated project tracking, metrics, and building transparency in order to support the planning and execution process. Come learn about agile development of available open source tools that enable cost-effective data strategies, including automated processes, and the development and implementation of planning and execution tools.