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The Forever Forward Podcast brings you unbiased insights and discussions on the latest and most pressing themes spanning facilities management, asset operations, maintenance, technology, and digital transformation in the built environment.
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Welcome back to the second episode of Output Based Contracts & Specialisation - Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. In today's conversation, we are going to talk about the growth rate including both soft and hard services, the top three sectors impacting market share as well as the top two crucial aspects of the Indian FM industry, which are labour and technology.
In the first episode we set the context and expectation around the outcome from the series. In this episode we will primarily focus on the factors influencing FM and customer relationships, which Tarun will address through a framework called MOSS, while addressing the challenges and complexities that are arising in Indian FM markets.
Would love to hear your views on Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. Send me a message here, or connect with Tarun or me on LinkedIn.
Happy listening :)
Welcome to the first episode on Output Based Contracts & Specialisation - Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. We are all aware of some bottlenecks that are keeping the Indian FM Industry from growing but what about its lesser known fact? With the podcast series we are going to cover the next phase of growth which is due to happen in the facilities management space, as well as the possibility of transitioning to output-based contracts.
We are also touching on Tarun's career accomplishments in the logistics and facility management space, including terms like automation, internal barriers, and understanding the playing space, as well as learning about the ratio kind of change where luxury residential is becoming a key part of the FM services space.
To summarise, Tarun highlights two pillars: one is structural, and the other is functional, as well as understanding the push for FM leaders to initiate change in India.
Would love to hear your views on Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. Send me a message here, or connect with Tarun or me on LinkedIn.
Welcome to the first episode on Output Based Contracts & Specialisation - Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. We are all aware of some bottlenecks that are keeping the Indian FM Industry from growing but what about its lesser known fact? With the podcast series we are going to cover the next phase of growth which is due to happen in the facilities management space, as well as the possibility of transitioning to output-based contracts.
We are also touching on Tarun's career accomplishments in the logistics and facility management space, including terms like automation, internal barriers, and understanding the playing space, as well as learning about the ratio kind of change where luxury residential is becoming a key part of the FM services space.
To summarise, Tarun highlights two pillars: one is structural, and the other is functional, as well as understanding the push for FM leaders to initiate change in India.
Would love to hear your views on Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. Send me a message here, or connect with Tarun or me on LinkedIn.
Welcome to the first episode on Output Based Contracts & Specialisation - Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. We are all aware of some bottlenecks that are keeping the Indian FM Industry from growing but what about its lesser known fact? With the podcast series we are going to cover the next phase of growth which is due to happen in the facilities management space, as well as the possibility of transitioning to output-based contracts.
We are also touching on Tarun's career accomplishments in the logistics and facility management space, including terms like automation, internal barriers, and understanding the playing space, as well as learning about the ratio kind of change where luxury residential is becoming a key part of the FM services space.
To summarise, Tarun highlights two pillars: one is structural, and the other is functional, as well as understanding the push for FM leaders to initiate change in India.
Would love to hear your views on Next Wave of Growth in Indian FM Markets. Send me a message here, or connect with Tarun or me on LinkedIn.
If thought leaderships pieces from McKinsey and Deloitte hold any ground ( oh Yes! most certainly), then #FacilityManagement leaders must take their talent and workforce strategy seriously.
Not many have worked in a data first environment, many will have to work in data first environment. That is a huge challenge and also an opportunity to outdo the peer group :) 🥇
Link to Deloitte's Report - https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/industry/financial-services/commercial-real-estate-outlook.html
Link to McKinsey Podcast - https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/boards-talent-and-culture
Got you thinking?
Hello everyone, welcome back to the 6th and the final episode of the State of Facilities Management in SE Asia series co-hosted by James Jessup and your's truly.
In this episode we some up all the key discussions we've had in the series, personal highlights and a recap of key takeaways for Facility Management leaders, particularly the ones in SE Asia.
Thank you all for your support and encouragement. This is just the start of the conversation, it is important that we all continue to work together and ensure that we keep on addressing points that are critical at intersection of FM and Digital Transformation. Do not forget to share the episodes with your FM friends and colleagues.
Signing off for this episode and series.
Reach out to James on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-jessup-24068550/ and myself on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/umeshbhutoria/
Take care. Stay safe.
Hey all, welcome to the 5th episode of the State of Facilities Management in South East Asia, co-hosted by James Jessup and your's truly. Over the last few weeks we have done the hard work of setting the context, acknowledging some of the barriers that exist today when it comes to FM's being able to innovate and transform.
In this episode JJ and myself talk about the actionable frameworks that will allow Facility Management teams and leaders to get going on their transformation journey. We have laid down 2-3 high impact points on addressing Culture, Costs, Contracts and Comfort :)
Did we miss out on anything? Share your thoughts or additional points that you think can come in handy for FM teams and leaders.
Happy listening :)
Hey all, welcome to the 5th episode of the State of Facilities Management in South East Asia, co-hosted by James Jessup and your's truly. Over the last few weeks we have done the hard work of setting the context, acknowledging some of the barriers that exist today when it comes to FM's being able to innovate and transform.
In this episode JJ and myself talk about the actionable frameworks that will allow Facility Management teams and leaders to get going on their transformation journey. We have laid down 2-3 high impact points on addressing Culture, Costs, Contracts and Comfort :)
Did we miss out on anything? Share your thoughts or additional points that you think can come in handy for FM teams and leaders.
Happy listening :)
Hey all, welcome to the 5th episode of the State of Facilities Management in South East Asia, co-hosted by James Jessup and your's truly. Over the last few weeks we have done the hard work of setting the context, acknowledging some of the barriers that exist today when it comes to FM's being able to innovate and transform.
In this episode JJ and myself talk about the actionable frameworks that will allow Facility Management teams and leaders to get going on their transformation journey. We have laid down 2-3 high impact points on addressing Culture, Costs, Contracts and Comfort :)
Did we miss out on anything? Share your thoughts or additional points that you think can come in handy for FM teams and leaders.
Happy listening :)
Hello All!
Welcome back to the 3rd episode of State of Facilities Management in SE Asia. James Jessup and myself are excited to bring the latest episode to you, in this episode we cover talk about the barriers to "change". Any change is tough, one that calls for a transformative change is even more daunting.
While external factors clearly have an influence on the overall change me must see in the FM Industry, but there are a lot of "internal" barriers that must be crossed as well.
All this and more in this episode. Happy listening.
JJ and myself are keen to hear from you on your feedback, suggestions to help us improve the series and more importantly to strike a conversation that leads to a change :)
Hello All!
Welcome back to the 3rd episode of State of Facilities Management in SE Asia. James Jessup and myself are excited to bring the latest episode to you, in this episode we cover talk about the barriers to "change". Any change is tough, one that calls for a transformative change is even more daunting.
While external factors clearly have an influence on the overall change me must see in the FM Industry, but there are a lot of "internal" barriers that must be crossed as well.
All this and more in this episode. Happy listening.
JJ and myself are keen to hear from you on your feedback, suggestions to help us improve the series and more importantly to strike a conversation that leads to a change :)
Welcome back to the 2nd episode of State of Facilities Management in South East Asia! Series being co-hosted by James Jessup and your's truly.
Having set the context for the entire series in the first episode (Episode 1.1 - & Episode 1.2), understanding the current state of FM in SE Asia, taking a country specific view, in this episode JJ and myself discuss on the need for change, some of the aspects that FM leaders must think of or perhaps are thinking of when it comes to initiating change.
We also put forward the case for FM leaders to be proactive, look at taking calculated risks.
All this and more in this episode. Happy listening.
JJ and myself are keen to hear from you on your feedback, suggestions to help us improve the series and more importantly to strike a conversation that leads to a change :)
Welcome back to the 2nd episode of State of Facilities Management in South East Asia! Series being co-hosted by James Jessup and your's truly.
Having set the context for the entire series in the first episode (Episode 1.1 - & Episode 1.2), understanding the current state of FM in SE Asia, taking a country specific view, in this episode JJ and myself discuss on the need for change, some of the aspects that FM leaders must think of or perhaps are thinking of when it comes to initiating change.
We also put forward the case for FM leaders to be proactive, look at taking calculated risks.
All this and more in this episode. Happy listening.
JJ and myself are keen to hear from you on your feedback, suggestions to help us improve the series and more importantly to strike a conversation that leads to a change :)
Welcome to the first episode of the State of Facilities Management in South East Asia. In this episode we set the context and background on how the FM markets in SE Asia are vs the global markets, in terms of growth rate, barriers and outlook.
We also dive deep into the fact that Singapore is the lighthouse in SE Asia when it comes to FM markets, Thailand and Malaysia sort of fall behind the curve.
All in all, exciting discussion and context setting for all the future episodes.
As mentioned please find the link of McKinsey blog on FM Sourcing mentioned in the episode- https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/operations/our-insights/six-emerging-trends-in-facilities-management-sourcing
Love to hear your thoughts on state of FM markets in SE Asia. Drop in your message here or connect with James or me on LinkedIn.
Welcome to the first episode of the State of Facilities Management in South East Asia. In this episode we set the context and background on how the FM markets in SE Asia are vs the global markets, in terms of growth rate, barriers and outlook.
We also dive deep into the fact that Singapore is the lighthouse in SE Asia when it comes to FM markets, Thailand and Malaysia sort of fall behind the curve.
All in all, exciting discussion and context setting for all the future episodes.
As mentioned please find the link of McKinsey blog on FM Sourcing mentioned in the episode- https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/operations/our-insights/six-emerging-trends-in-facilities-management-sourcing
Love to hear your thoughts on state of FM markets in SE Asia. Drop in your message here or connect with James or me on LinkedIn.
James Jessup and Umesh Bhutoria have teamed up for a podcast series themed around State of Facilities Management in South East Asia. Over the last two years there has been so much of change across FM Industry, we thought it was relevant to put special focus on emerging market like SE Asia.
In the introduction episode JJ and Umesh sit down, talk about the genesis of coming up with the podcast series and what our listeners can expect to get out of the entire series.
Co-Hosts would really love to have your thoughts, questions and suggestions, which would perhaps be the best way to keep it engaging.
All episodes would be released once a week on Monday.
Stay tuned!
Welcome back to yet another episode of the FM times podcast!
Now in this podcast episode, we're going to be discussing about the facilities management technology service delivery stack, plus also look at what the contribution should be from the FM perspective.
Let's really dive deep into the sort of arbitrage it provides towards the negotiation when it comes to re-bidding for a current account or probably, putting in a parallel bid along with a compliant bid when you are trying to bid for the new site.
Would love to know your thoughts. Best way to do that is a share your feedback via messages :)
Having found the "true" purpose of doing what i do, i find it often disturbing when i hear #FacilityManagement leaders or professionals get into this People Vs Process Dilemma. This is a False Dichotomy.
People who follow the processes are usually not the ones who have designed it or had any kind of say in designing the same. As the industry starts to thrive on digital transformation this False Dichotomy is set to only get bigger and needs a change in status quo and a perspective shift.
How can we bring that change? I cover all this and more in the episode.
If you like what you hear or have any suggestions, please do share your feedback message.
Resistance to change is the opposition to altered circumstances or modification of the status quo. FM leaders driving an inclusive transformation have to overcome a lot of forces which tend to create an inertia (if not oppose) along the entire Digital Transformation journey.
Once FM companies and teams can achieve critical momentum, have a significant part of the organisation aligned, they would be closed to achieving the escape velocity. Once they cross it there is no going back to the "Business as usual" scenario.
How many Facility Management companies globally have achieved the escape velocity?
Facility Management sector has seen a host of changes over the last 18-24 months, surprisingly enough leading Facility Management companies and leaders are still waiting for a Red Carpet Invitation to initiate transformation, from digital to one that spans across the entire business!
Why is that so?
In this episode i connect the dots, draw inspiration from numerous conversations i have with FM leaders and try to find the common reasons why leading FM companies and the leaders running those organisations fail to make faster decisions.
In the previous episode, i spoke about the ways in which emerging FM companies can outdo incumbent players. This episode is all about helping the incumbent companies and their leaders to do some soul searching!
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