Now, in the wake of the 4th Industrial Revolution, maintenance is not only a technical issue – it’s a strategic one as well. Strategic maintenance, by definition, must be aligned with the company’s vision. It shifts according to the main objectives, focuses on the condition of buildings, and makes the best use of the available resources to deliver a satisfying customer experience. This means maintenance is no longer an isolated department running its own show. This added weight on maintenance management turns efficiency into the operative word. And what does that imply? Efficiency is defined as “the amount of effort necessary to deliver what’s required”. Maintenance efficiency, then, is the ability to make the least amount of effort for maximum impact on the company’s broader objectives. Every manager has probably heard that they can fight this fire with intelligence, integrations, and team management. But that still sounds like a lot to take in, so we decided to break it down into three fronts – operational efficiency, asset efficiency, and energy efficiency – and compile 50 actionable ways to drive efficiency.

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