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3 Operational Intelligence Insights
1) How Related California digitized maintenance and reduced operational risk In a recent case study, we spoke with Scott Richter, SVP of Acquisitions and Asset Management, to get his perspective on the value the Enertiv has brought to his on-site teams. For him, it boiled down to the ability to get operator buy in. When he spoke with an operator who said "I love this thing!" he knew it made sense to roll it out across his luxury multifamily portfolio.
2) Data has to be contextual, actionable and consolidated: The problem with operational data is that it lives in the individual dashboards of the various software tools that the on-site teams use. When there's a dozen different dashboards, that's not transparency, that's noise. When the data is just as technical as the work being done, that's not contextual. Fortunately, these challenges can be addressed. Check out Enertiv Office Hours on gaining meaningful transparency into operations.
3) The capital planning process needs work: As portfolio-level initiatives and priorities continue to fluctuate, it's becoming increasingly important to make capital planning more agile and data-driven. Over the last month, we did a deep dive to explore how to fix the status quo in a three-part series - part I: asset tracking, part II: maintenance data, and part III: energy/sustainability considerations. If this topic resonates with you, register for our upcoming Enertiv Office Hours this Thursday at 2 pm est on how to fix the capital planning process.