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Estate management is evolving. No longer can those who plan, operate and maintain estates rely on traditional approaches, systems and processes to meet the demands of their buildings’ users. New service models are emerging and working patterns are changing in response to a number of business critical challenges.
Most organisations are facing the challenge of meeting net zero targets by 2050. In many cases, building assets are old, planned maintenance is challenging, supply chains are heavily reliant on legacy systems and there is no single view of an organisation’s estate requirements from front to back office.
All of these challenges are leading to estate management operations being overly complex, susceptible to risk and not providing value for money. To overcome the operational, financial and sustainability challenges, organisations need to re-visit their estate management strategy and assess what insights are available to make data-driven decisions ready for the flexible and fluid workplace of the future.
Sopra Steria helps clients to optimise their physical estate through true digital transformation. We have over 35 years’ experience in improving estates across the Public and Private Sectors. Our proven approach to creating a real estate ecosystem helps clients to adopt new technologies and integrate existing processes and systems to streamline the complex and varied tasks involved in real estate, while maximising efficiency and sustainability.
We combine our digital and business process transformation credentials to enable digitalisation to improve operational efficiency, make sure spaces and places are fully optimised for all building users, reduce the costs associated with complex legacy systems and make sure any impact to the environment is minimised through business change.
Our estate management ecosystem is designed to enhance the experience of clients and their end users, leveraging multiple communication channels to engage, educate and inform in a safe and secure manner.
Our estate management ecosystem includes the following capabilities:
By working with Sopra Steria on your digitalisation journey to transform and optimise your real estate portfolio, your organisation can benefit from:
The highlight of the week for our Estate Management team was attending the Smart Asset & Estate Management conference in person at the QEII Centre, London. Hosted by GovNet, the focus was on ‘Transforming the Public Estate for a Greener and Smarter Future’.
Social Value is becoming an increasingly important part of day-to-day life. In simple terms it’s about how local government and organisations can create value for society, to provide the services we need and deliver support for businesses and communities to thrive.
Without doubt a highlight of this week was to learn more about the technology ambitions of the Government Property Agency (GPA) directly from the team at the TechUK GPA Technology Strategy event.
Many organisations are facing new challenges when it comes to their real estate portfolios. From achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, to understanding how existing portfolios need to be adapted to support the future of the workplace to meet evolving user expectations.
Head of Estate Management Services