How Robotic Process Automation Is Reshaping Facilities Management

HowRoboticProcessAutomationIsReshaping

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ByFlagshipFacilityServices, July01,2022

Roboticsarecompletelytransformingthelandscapeofbusiness.Andnowhere hastheirimpactbeenfeltmorethanthefacilitiesmanagementspace.

Facilitiesmanagementhaslongreliedontechnologytoboostperformance.But roboticprocessautomation(RPA)–thedeploymentofbotstoautomate repetitivemanualtaskstraditionallyperformedbyhumans–presentsanewand excitingopportunitytoimproveoperations,servicedelivery,andworkplace experience.

Today’sFMprovidersareexpectedtomanagemorebusinessprocesses,data, systems,andregulatoryrequirementsthaneverbefore,despitelackingboththe budgetandpersonneltodoso.Bydeployingbotstoabsorbsomeofthiswork, FMscanreducetheiroperatingcostsandfocustheirattentiononhigher-value tasks.

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How Robotic Process Automation Is Reshaping Facilities Management

Published on Jun 30, 2022

Flagship Facility Services

Robotics, specifically robotic process automation (RPA), are changing the facilities management industry by allowing facilities managers (FMs) to automate repetitive tasks and focus on higher-value tasks. RPA can operate 24/7 and perform tasks faster and more accurately than humans. RPA has proven valuable for tasks such as data compilation, scheduling, and documentation, as well as cleaning and maintenance. RPA is also being used for security, sustainability, and building system inspections. RPA has the potential to improve further through the use of cognitive automation and machine learning. Flagship partners with companies to use technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) to automate cleaning and maintenance and improve customer experiences at airports.

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