PMA’s Guide to Intelligent Healthcare Facilities
As healthcare organizations work to integrate new technologies with existing systems and the built environment, the goal is to ensure facilities are future-ready while enhancing the experience for patients, staff, and families, improving daily operations, and enable data-informed strategic decision-making. The key is using technology to drive progress, not just keep up, ensuring facilities stay ahead of the curve and aligned with business goals.
In PMA’s new guide, we will explore the role of facility management and process automation technology in healthcare, the benefits of integrating today’s intelligent building systems and technologies, and the critical considerations and challenges for organizations to address.
Read the full guide below!
P3 or University-Built: Choosing the Right Path for Student Housing Development
Universities addressing student housing shortages must choose between building facilities themselves for long-term control and revenue, or partnering through P3s for faster delivery and shared risk, with each approach offering distinct trade-offs in financing, operations, and student experience
Student Housing Development Models: P3s vs. University-Built
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