AI Delivers on Cost-Effective Pro-Active FM
Contributed by BSM Staff

CHICAGO -- JLL has “further differentiated” its facilities management app with AI-powered technology that can be adapted to meet the ever-evolving needs of a workplace, building, or critical environment.

By integrating Sclera’s capability with JLL’s broader technology ecosystem and proprietary expertise, the “Serve” app drives productivity, compliance and intelligent decision-making through a single, easy-to-use mobile and web-based interface.

An extension of JLL’s robust global FM platform, Serve is the next step in JLL’s journey to digitize and automate the end-to-end workflow in facilities management. It uniquely integrates data from connected and non-connected assets in a simple, intuitive, and user-friendly format for technicians, facilities managers, and business intelligence specialists to have everything they need to efficiently do their jobs in the palm of their hands.

“JLL Serve digitally transforms facilities management, resulting in high quality data, actionable insights, and optimized workflows that positively and dynamically impact the way real estate assets are managed,” said Robbie Hobbs, Chief Product Officer, Work Dynamics Technology, JLL.

“By leveraging Sclera’s technology, Serve enhances operational excellence, compliance, cost savings, and employee experience. The world of work is always changing, and the capabilities that Sclera provides help leading organizations adapt to achieve their desired outcomes.”

“We are excited to be working with JLL on our mission to digitally transform client spaces,” said Vikram Hegde, CEO of Sclera. “We will deliver on our commitment to revolutionizing the landscape of facilities management through the combination of Sclera’s robust technology platform with JLL's service expertise. The driving force behind Sclera lies within our exceptional development team – a collective of dedicated individuals determined to deliver innovative FM solutions that are foundational to the digitization of all building service lines.”

For more, go to jll.com.