The growing importance of workplace data standards: what you need to know 

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  • Technology

01 May 2025

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Earlier this month, IWFM Academy were excited to launch the third episode of our Tech Survival Guide at the Workplace Event, plus announce an exclusive offer to save money by purchasing the full guide.  

It's perfect for workplace and facilities management (WFM) professionals who feel overwhelmed by the pace of technological change and are looking for practical, digestible insights to enhance their tech proficiency. Whether you're a seasoned professional aiming to stay current or someone new to the field seeking foundational knowledge, the bitesize, 20-minute episodes provide an accessible way to quickly grasp essential tech skills and confidently integrate new tools into your daily workflow. 

Why professionals need CPD in relation to technology 

IWFM and sector leaders have highlighted the need for workplace and facilities management (WFM) professionals to get to grips with evolving standards in today’s landscape, such as the recent UK Information Management Initiative.  

Episode three explores ISO 19650, its practical use in workplace data and how to leverage data for strategic gains. It covers improving data accuracy, efficiency and decision-making through information management and standards. 

Key topics include: 

  • The importance and benefits of ISO 19650 

  • Structuring Information Requirements (OIRs, PIRs, AIRs) 

  • Building Information Modelling (BIM) fundamentals 

  • Practical implementation advice 

  • Effective data management techniques 

Click here to learn more, access each episode and purchase the entire guide with our exclusive offer. 

Looking ahead: 

Attend upcoming webinars with IWFM’s Technology Special Interest Group (SIG), including:  

  • Save the date: 22 May - Mind the gap: building digital skills for modern FM 

  • Save the date: 5 June - The informed client: how standards and industry change are driving best practice in the use of digital data.