Vertex needed to consolidate 11 buildings into one for 2,000+ employees
After the addition of their 400-person office building, Organic Valley decided it was time to get serious about identifying a comprehensive IWMS and employee experience solution.
McKesson sought to reflect a culture of excellence in their workplace, but the use of multiple technologies and apps created roadblocks.
As an innovative, global company, SPX FLOW has a large operation, workforce, and workplace to manage. It needed a solution that would help improve efficiency.
Sephora's growth led to the need for reorganization and office moves, which left facilities managers struggling to keep up.
Despite its impressive size and reputation, Air Liquide was in desperate need of a FM request system that allowed for easy tracking and improved customer satisfaction.
With such a large, global operation, ABB needed to be able to track occupancy levels and inventory needs without relying on guesswork.
Under Armour’s Director of Facilities and Operations and Corporate Real Estate realized that to ensure effective facilities management, he needed an IWMS.
Adobe needed an easy-to-use solution with strong reporting functionality and mobile capabilities so tasks could be completed on the fly from a tablet or smartphone.
Sodexo's facilities management (FM) team in the Nordic countries was looking for an IWMS that could bring increased growth and profit to their region.
Big Fish Games, one of the world's largest casual video game development companies, was looking for an IWMS that could coordinate moves on two continents.
Health Management Systems was running its facilities management division on 11-by-17 paper floor plans and recording HR data in Excel spreadsheets—a woefully inefficient process.
This healthcare enterprise had always been dedicated to expanding their facilities, but their standard process was inefficient and ineffective.
The facilities leader at this engineering conglomerate knew they had to find a more robust tool that could handle all the FM functions for their growing organization.
Headquartered in Houston and maintaining 27 offices across six states, Dynegy began restructuring its workforce in an effort to remain competitive with the on-going market conditions.
FBL Financial Group, a holding company whose purpose is to protect livelihoods and futures, made some innovative changes to their Facilities Management processes.
One veteran Facilities Executive knew that managing their footprint required cutting edge technology that would support executive level reporting and strategic planning.
UFG, a nationwide insurance company, leveraged data to track meeting room and desk utilization and find employees more efficiently.
