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    What kind of buildings can use data and technology to manage performance?  What do we mean by the phrase ‘performance gap’?  Who is responsible for making a building run better? What are the opportunities to make maintenance more data driven?  Do we have a skills gap issue across facilities management (FM)?

    Mike Darby from Demand Logic speaks to Andrew Knight on these topics as they discuss the use of data and technology to support property performance and FM.

    More information regarding the Tech Partner Programme and our partner Demand Logic can be found at www.rics.org/techpartner.

    RICS Tech Partner discussion with Demand Logic - Proptech in Facilities Management

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