What will UK Facilities Management look like in the year 2023?

The UK facilities management market is expected to grow by 2.7 times between 2015 and 2023. The demand for facilities management services continues to increase as people want better living conditions, increased productivity and smarter working environments. This growth will mainly be driven by the increase in the number of commercial property developments across the country including retail parks, industrial estates, offices and hotels.

Technology

While technology is a critical factor for the future of facilities management, its role will change. The use of technology will be more important in the future and it will be used in more efficient ways. There will also be an increase in diversity among facilities management technologies as they are adapted to meet specific needs.

Demands from the clients

You will find that the clients' demands will be more complex. They will require more from their facilities management company and expect a higher quality of service delivery. They will also be more demanding in terms of their requirements for services, with an expectation that these can be provided quickly and efficiently, especially when it comes to emergency repairs or maintenance work.

This means that you have to have a good understanding of what your clients need from you as well as an understanding of how best to deliver these services effectively if you want your business to thrive in this competitive market environment

The changing role of the facilities manager

The role of the facilities manager has evolved over the years. In the past, facilities managers were seen as just people who managed buildings and equipment. However, today's facilities manager is much more than that.

They now play an important role in supporting businesses by providing them with services such as energy management and sustainability initiatives. They also help improve productivity through effective design and operation of buildings so that they can meet their needs as well as those of employees or customers.

This means that a good facility manager must not only be knowledgeable about building systems but also have good business acumen so he/she understands what drives decision making at all levels within an organization including senior management teams who may decide on investments such as new technology systems or upgrades to existing ones depending on various factors such as cost savings achieved through these projects versus capital expenditures required upfront before they can generate any returns back into your bottom line

The UK facilities management market is expected to grow by 2.7 times between 2015 and 2023.

The UK facilities management market is expected to grow by 2.7 times between 2015 and 2023, from 8 billion pounds in 2015 to 23.5 billion pounds in 2023. The growth rate has been calculated based on the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for this period of time, which indicates that the market will continue growing at a steady pace until it reaches its full potential.

The main factors driving this growth include an increase in demand for energy efficient buildings with improved indoor air quality and reduced carbon footprints, as well as increasing awareness among businesses about the importance of reducing their carbon footprint through improved building performance standards such as LEED certification or BREEAM certification

Conclusion

The UK facilities management market is expected to grow by 2.7 times between 2015 and 2023. This growth will be driven by technology, changing customer demands and changing role of the facilities manager.

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