PROCESSES • METRICS • TOOLS • RESOURCES

INNOVATIVE IDEAS • PROOFS

The new management and business models for capital projects and facilities management are leaner, more leveraged, more highly automated, lower-cost, more efficient, and increasingly data-driven.  Bottom-line, they are raising the productivity of capital, lowering overall infrastructure expense, and moving corporate and institutional thinking toward a more integrated approach to infrastructure planning and management (capital and operations).

Four management focus areas are fueling the shape of these new models:
• Total-spend strategic analysis and planning,
• More efficient contracting methods,
• Streamlined processes, and
• Powerful new tools for data gathering, data quality assurance, and performance metrics.  

Attend this conference to learn the big money-saving strategies for capital programs and operations that are being pursued, and build on the advanced management thinking and lessons learned of others.  This is a unique opportunity to evaluate your plans and programs against “new-model” features concerning performance metrics, processes, contracting philosophies, data collection and management, technology use, organizational models, staffing skill-sets, and “total spend” formulas. 

Get ahead of the coming 2006-2007 management and business model shift.  Come and learn where the new capital planning and facilities management models are headed, and how that will affect your organization.

Click here for the list of past attendees to Tradeline Capital Project and Management conferences.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS CONFERENCE?

This conference is for strategic planners, capital program executives, facilities directors, facility managers, operations and project managers, campus or building owner architects, business analysts, and financial executives who are responsible for the capital and operating functions of their respective institutions.

Contract service-provider personnel (architects, outsourced facility management, etc.) may apply for registration if they are sponsored by a client representative.  Please see Page 14 of the PRINTABLE REGISTRATION FORM for the special application for your attendance.

In order to maximize your conference experience, Tradeline’s unique attendance policy limits attendance by representatives of firms that provide management consulting, design, construction, contract services or products to this audience to those who are making presentations or exhibiting at this conference.