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Product announcement: CohortMark workshop certificates and training records
Logic Foundry introduces CohortMark for adult workshop trainers and company training administrators: branded certificates, QR issuer records, printable digital badges and a single-administrator training pilot. Start with 25 certificates free; Studio is CAD $19.99/month. Completion decisions remain…
A maintenance prediction needs time to act
A proposed predictive-maintenance review begins with the decision a team could make, the warning time it would need and the consequences of an incorrect alert. A fictional planning exercise connects prediction quality with operational readiness.
Before claiming energy savings, define the comparison
A lower energy total is an observation. Explaining why it changed requires a clear comparison. This practical analysis distinguishes actual use, weather-normalized metrics and a proposed review of operating changes before drawing conclusions.
A building integration demo should test meaning
A changing value on a screen is only the beginning of a useful building integration demonstration. This proposed review asks whether equipment identity, units, time and uncertainty survive the journey from source to operating decision.
A maintenance backlog needs more than one number
A work-order total tells a portfolio manager how much is recorded, but not why work is waiting. A proposed review separates priority, readiness and dependency so that teams can identify the next decision without hiding unresolved work.
Building handover should transfer decisions, not just documents
A building handover can include a full document set while leaving operators unsure why a system was configured that way. A proposed decision record connects design intent, accepted tradeoffs, open questions and the people responsible for review.
A quiet sensor is not always a healthy building
When a building dashboard shows no alarms, ask whether the monitoring is healthy too. A practical design proposal separates equipment condition from data availability, with a small exercise for testing stale and missing readings.
AI-assisted work orders should preserve the evidence
A fluent maintenance summary can hide uncertainty. A practical design proposal for separating observations, interpretations and proposed actions before an AI-assisted work order reaches a technician.
Temporary building overrides need an expiry plan
An override can solve a real operating need and still become tomorrow's unexplained exception. A practical proposal for recording intent and reviewing building controls without more nuisance alerts.
The Future of Facilities Management: From Building Data to Accountable Decisions
Buildings generate signals. Facilities teams need decisions they can explain, act on and verify. A source-backed Logic Foundry analysis of building analytics, AI, digital twins and the practical work needed to connect them.
Make asset names useful across buildings
An equipment name should help the next person find the right asset. Across multiple buildings, pair a recognizable name with its property and physical location, and check for an existing record before adding another. CORE-FM connects properties, assets and work orders so the equipment stays in…
Give every maintenance job a clear next step
Managing several buildings? Start each maintenance job with four things: the property, the asset, the next action and the person responsible. CORE-FM brings properties, assets, work orders and preventive maintenance into one facilities platform. Here is a practical way to review your workflow. Want…
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