by Rebecca Walker — October 5, 2009—FM:Systems, a leading provider of integrated workplace management systems (IWMS) and computer-aided facility management (CAFM) software, has announced the availability of Version 7.2 of the FM:Interact Workplace Management Suite. The upgrade includes significant enhancements to its Real Estate Portfolio Management Module and Move Management Module. Version 7.2 also provides streamlined document management and enhanced support for mobile access, says the company.
FM:Interact is an integrated suite of powerful, Web-based workplace management products that enable organizations to share facilities information and manage processes that impact entire organizations. FM:Interact runs on an organization’s intranet and can be accessed by all employees using standard Web browsers. With its intuitive interface, companies have quick and easy access to key facilities information such as floor plans, reports, employee information and critical documents.
Version 7.2 enables more detailed tracking of expenses and full lifecycle tracking of real property assets from acquisition through disposition. Additional features include the ability to:
- View history of size and composition of the portfolio;
- View detailed transaction data;
- Track expense trends over time;
- Forecast and budget future portfolio costs;
- Improved management of building documents;
- Improved management of building contacts; and
- Enhanced support for integration with mapping and GIS systems
A new move assignment grid allows move coordinators to quickly assign multiple occupants to rooms for planned moves. In addition, the project move interface is refined and streamlined to allow both move coordinators and internal customers to more quickly create and manage move projects.
Version 7.2 of the FM:Interact Workplace Management Suite provides powerful new features to help users track important deadlines, improve internal communications and make the system even easier to use, including streamlined Web-based document management and expanded mobile access.
For more information, see the FM:Systems Web site.
