A recent global survey of operational Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects, the first of its kind, has revealed insights into the factors driving successful PPP contracts and the risk factors that can compromise long-term project success.
Service Works Global has been named as a top innovator by independent research and consultancy firm, Verdantix, in its new report “Smart Innovators: Integrated Workplace Management Systems”.
World-leading technology research and advisory company, Gartner, has named Service Works Group a Representative Vendor in its February 2017 Market Guide for Integrated Workplace Management Systems.
Service Works launches new white paper, ‘Optimisation of Healthcare Estates Through Technology’, exploring how digitisation is at the heart of promoting patient-centric healthcare.
Service Works Group has announced the appointment of new board member, Richard Newell, as Group Chief Information Officer.
The Facilities Management Forum asked Service Works’ CEO, Gary Watkins, to write a guest blog on the challenges facing healthcare and how software solutions can help them overcome these.
Service Works Global launches new survey exploring the operational phase of P3 (public-private partnership) projects, in collaboration with the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) and leading industry journal, P3 Bulletin.
Service Works Global is proud to announce that is has become a supporting organisation for the Stoddart Review, which was established to bring together the thoughts of business leaders and world-leading thinkers in the provision of high performing workplaces.
Our new survey, in partnership with Facility Management Magazine, aims to find out how technology is affecting FM across the Australian region.
A review of the key challenges at the operational phase of a PPP and examines solutions for addressing them, focusing on creating strong and enduring relationships between the public and private sector stakeholders.
“Kyle’s diverse technical expertise and his holistic viewpoint make him the ideal candidate to head our Canadian operation; we are confident of the future of the business under his remit.”
Service Works predicts ten technology trends that facility managers can expect to plan for in 2017, including mobile, IoT and wearables for FMs.
Service Works Global (SWG), international P3 performance delivery and facilities management software provider, has announced the opening of its new offices in Sydney.
Service Works Global has been awarded ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications for its commitment to excellence in quality management systems and information security management.
Case study: how QFM software helped to provide seamless delivery of services at the Pan Am Games, resulting in Olympic standard facilities management.
Service Works’ Director Mark Kirkham speaks to PFM at the Facilities Show about how FM technology such as Self-Service and QFM Mobile can help meet the growing demands of the FM sector.
SWG has been awarded a new contract to provide P3rform software to manage maintenance of medical equipment under a Canadian P3 (public-private partnership) contract.
An overview of the HefmA 2016 Conference, including the Lord Carter Report, ERIC and how FM software can help with space management and reporting.
The challenges of maintenance for NHS trusts, and how QFM facilities management software can deliver optimum value to the estate.
Top Five Reasons to Implement CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System), such as cost, accuracy, flexibility, integration and optimum use of big data for performance.
New white paper from Service Works Global. Download for guidance on implementing CAFM software; from the initial assessment of what is required from the software, through to post implementation and system support.
Following a webinar with leaders in FM field, IWMS software provider Service Works has produced an infographic of the FM trends identified.
Service Works Global has released a new white paper to help FMs embrace the technology by providing an overview of BIM in relation to FM.
As published in the November issue of Facility Management magazine, this article explains how QFM Software from Service Works Global has enabled the Parliament of New South Wales to streamline maintenance job-logging processes, create efficiencies and ensure complete FM auditability.
At one of the biggest FM webinars this year, jointly hosted by FM software provider Service Works Global and the Facilities Show, a panel of leading lights from the FM profession explored what the future holds for the FM industry in 2016 and beyond.
One of Scotland’s largest universities has selected Service Works Global’s QFM facilities management software, and is using latest technology to give the maintenance team and end-users increased control and visibility of maintenance tasks at the facility.
Service Works Global has released its top 10 predictions in FM technology trends for 2016 and what these mean for facilities managers to remain competitive and relevant as the industry adapts to meet changes in standards and growing demands.
This article from Service Works explains how CAFM and BIM joining forces provides valuable operational FM information as well as more reliable data to report on.
In this article, Service Works explain why it is increasingly important to reduce reliance on Excel spreadsheets and move towards more reliable software.
A recent survey conducted by Service Works Global and the Facilities Show reveals the need to cut through the jargon to reveal the benefits of FM software.
In this feature FMJ asks Service Works whether a truly complete mobile solution is feasible in the near future, and whether this could herald the end of the office
In this short video, Mark Kirkham, Director of Service Works Global, discusses the company’s latest innovations at the Facilities Show 2015.
A panel of leading technology experts at this year’s Facilities Show considered how technology will continue to improve the way our workplaces work.
This article examines how QFM Software from Service Works Global has played a vital role in enhancing service delivery at ACS International Schools in London.
Service Works Global’s new white paper outlines how the use of spreadsheets to manage performance is limiting the achievement of value from PPP contracts and highlights the benefits of using an integrated payment mechanism system.
Published by the BIFM in collaboration with Service Works, the guide provides information about the critical issues involved in selecting and implementing a software solution for FM and looks at key technology trends that may influence the decision-making processes.
Service Works takes part in an article by FMJ (Facilities Management Journal), asking what industry experts think the workplace of twenty years will look like, and what role CMMS will play.
Public-Private Partnerships may have originated in the UK and developed in a number of other countries, but no country has come close to Canada in perfecting the model.
A new guide from Service Works aids Facilities Managers in selecting an FM software tool and preparing a comprehensive business case.
Service Works Global has won a contract to provide its award-winning FM software solution, QFM to South Essex College of Further and Higher Education in the UK.
Published by P3 Bulletin, this article reviews the new white paper from Service Works in collaboration with the CCPPP, which examines the development and performance of P3 projects in Canada and the key factors that have contributed to its success.
Published by ReNew Canada, this article examines the UK government’s new approach to Public-Private Partnerships, known as PF2. It outlines how the model differs from its predecessors and considers whether the PF2 program can offer any new initiatives for the mature Canadian P3 market.
This article examines how Edith Cowan University manages the renewal and expansion of its estate. The University recognises the importance of maintaining its facilities in order to remain at the forefront of academic and research excellence. It uses QFM Software to manage its buildings and services and the product’s inbuilt reporting to identify trends and drive strategy.
This article, based on Service Works’ white paper ‘Performance Excellence in Maintenance Management’, looks at the importance of demonstrating good performance and the measures that maintenance teams can implement to improve operational output.
Industry expert Gary Watkins, CEO of Service Works, and other CAFM professionals discuss the relevance and future of CAFM systems with the rapid advancements in technology.
In 2012, the UK government announced reforms to the Private Finance Initiative, through a new Public-Private Partnership model called PF2. This article explores the technical content of PF2 reform, focusing on the substantive changes which have been introduced, why they matter and the impact to date on the FM sector.
A recent poll by Service Works revealed that the numerous acronyms used to describe FM software are causing confusion. A variety of different terms, including CAFM, CMMS, IWMS and MMS are used, but many believe that they all offer broadly similar functionality.
In this PFM cover story, FM industry experts discuss the importance of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and the importance of generating awareness.
In this Partnerships Bulletin article, Gary Watkins Service Works’ CEO, looks at the policy changes that accompany the UK’s PF2 reform and how these changes will affect the market and its stakeholders.
This article explores the challenges Maintenance Managers face when selecting a computerized maintenance management software (CMMS) system.
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