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Jaguar Building Services has been awarded a three-year contract for the provision of M&E maintenance services at 90 Fetter Lane.
Also known as The Bureau, 90 Fetter Lane is a 1980s office building that has recently been extensively redeveloped. Located in the EC4 area of London, the building now provides 74,000 sq. ft of lettable space, with a stylish modern reception, five-star office floors and three terraces.
James Chapple, Building Manager at 90 Fetter Lane said: “Jaguar have now completed a comprehensive mobilisation on-site. Russell Hales, our assigned Mobilisation Manager was thorough, engaging, and helpful. The initial site set-up has been excellent, and we look forward to continuing to work with Jaguar over the next three-year period.”
Danny McGarvey, Account Manager at Jaguar commented: “We are delighted to have been appointed by CBRE to deliver M&E services at this prestigious site. Jaguar have an extensive track record of delivering high quality maintenance services and providing innovative solutions within the engineering sector. 90 Fetter Lane will be a fantastic site to continue to showcase our capabilities.”
According to Pitney Bowes Parcel Shipping Index, worldwide parcel volume is likely to double in the next five years, with the UK showing the highest increase in carrier revenue of all 13 countries in the Index.
Alongside a huge uptake in the volume of parcel volume and spend, post pandemic, the adoption of hybrid working patterns means that FMs need to find ways to enable staff to book / host collaborative meetings in available workspaces and to find desk, office and parking spaces by utilising automation and data capture to enable site governance.
Yet a recent survey by FMJ in partnership with Pitney Bowes found that 20 per cent of recipients are still using manual paper-based visitor systems, which doesn’t fit with their top priority – to maintain a safe and operational environment.
This overwhelming reliance on paper-based systems is causing many respondents bottlenecks, resulting in a lack of efficiently in logging and tracking packages and people coming into the organisation.
In this webinar, Gary Abbott Director of Business Development and Stuart Bushaway, Head of Dealers Operations and FM Relationships at Pitney Bowes will outline the main findings of the two surveys and what this could mean for FMs, followed by a discussion, chaired by FMJ Editor Sara Bean with a panel of thought leaders into the solutions available to meet these challenges.
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