Campus Facility Technology
JLL strives to ensure your institution gets the most out of every square foot of space on your campus through your campus facility technology.
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1 of 311 questions campus leaders should be asking to drive better space utilization
Tracking space utilization effectively requires a combination of real estate technologies and data—much of which you may already have at your fingertips. Discover 11 key questions to ask as you tackle the space utilization challenge. -
2 of 3The power of data in campus re-opening: A Q&A with UNC Chapel Hill
For most institutions, the road to re-opening is fraught with uncertainty. To answer critical questions, many colleges and universities are turning to data and technology for much-needed insight. Learn how UNC Chapel Hill is leveraging data to assist in their campus re-opening. -
3 of 3Is your campus fully utilized?
Four trends in the data-driven campus of the future.
How we can help
Improve the campus experience through technology that simplifies everyday tasks to boost productivity while placing everyday needs at you fingertips for administration, students and visitors alike.
Space utilization data can help you understand where faculty, staff or students are spending their time, how effectively you use the space you have, and identify space for reclassification.
Guide students, staff, and visitors with point to point directions around campus and within buildings.
Our experts work with you to define your strategic goals while supporting your institution’s mission, through the smart integration of technology.
Harness the power of data to support outcome-based decisions.
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1 of 3Council of Ontario Universities (COU)
The COU worked with JLL Technologies to organize and unify space usage, space standards definitions, and reporting. An Integrated technology solution led to $120M+ in cost avoidance and savings for the university. -
2 of 3University of Texas Medical Branch
The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) overhauled their IWMS system for greater efficiency when their space management software was discontinued. -
3 of 3North American University
From a fragmented CRE and FM technology stack and outdated internal support mode, this university transitioned to a modern CRE platform driven by unified technology.
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Want to get the most out of your campus facilities technology?
Let us know what’s on your mind and we’ll connect you with a campus technology expert best suited to help.