Discover how innovative FM technologies with advanced IoT and footfall capabilities are redefining facilities management by enhancing compliance, safety, and operational efficiency.

This session explores how real-time data and intelligent monitoring can automate PPE compliance, detect trip and fall incidents, and provide early fire warnings — all without constant on-site supervision.

Learn how footfall-driven insights enable smarter cleaning schedules, predictive maintenance, and energy optimisation, helping you reduce costs while improving service delivery.

Whether you’re managing high-risk zones or remote facilities, this innovative FM technology empowers you to see more, respond faster, and protect better. If you can see it, you can own it.

Net Zero can feel like a looming deadline. And for many business leaders, the fear of failure is paralysing progress. But is this fear rooted in unrealistic expectations, or a deeper lack of understanding about what Net Zero truly entails?

At the same time, economic uncertainty is fuelling a dangerous myth: that sustainability and business success are mutually exclusive. With rising energy costs, tighter regulations, and increasing financial premiums for inefficiency, leaders are caught in a perceived conflict between building sustainability and business sustainability. But the cost of inaction is higher.

Challenging this narrative, Anna will offer insights to help leaders make commercially sound sustainability decisions, proving that preparing for Net Zero is an investment in the built environment and the future of their organisation.

As the FM sector embraces digital transformation, smart monitoring is emerging as a powerful tool to manage Legionella risk more efficiently. In this session, Jonathan Law explores how IoT solutions automate compliance, reduce manual workloads, and deliver measurable ROI. With insights from real-world deployments, he’ll demonstrate how connected systems support proactive risk management, resource optimisation, and data-driven decision-making. Ideal for estates, compliance, and facilities leaders looking to modernise operations and justify investment in digital infrastructure.

The need for successful health, safety and environmental (HSE) management is to have no side show, if the risks are properly controlled. The last 25 years has seen significant ups and downs on the compliance carousel however, and the effect that could have on an organisation legally, financially and potentially reputationally. 

Taking a shy at the some of the issues and influences affecting HSE today, Greg Davies, Director of Market Development, Assurity Consulting, will look to identify where the possible bumper cars are, and which ducks you should be trying to hook.

Honeywell Connected Life Safety Services (CLSS) is a cloud-based platform designed to improve fire safety system management. It offers a range of features including real-time system monitoring, remote diagnostics, and streamlined commissioning and inspection processes. CLSS connects fire alarm panels to the cloud, providing users with insights into system health, performance, and compliance status.

CLSS provides a comprehensive view of the fire safety system, allowing users to monitor all connected devices and their status in real-time.

System integrators and facilities managers can remotely access and manage fire alarm panels, enabling them to diagnose faults, reset panels, and even update device labels from a distance.

Emergency and exit lighting has long been a burden for Facility and Estate Managers due to short lifespan luminaires and complex testing and reporting methods. This presentation will outline how this burden can be removed forever through a solution designed for the facility where the maintenance is removed for over a decade and testing is fully automated without any complex backbone hardware.