Risk of Inaction: A Facilities Planning Paradigm Shift
Facing the same facilities challenges year after year? It’s time to rethink your ROI. Learn more about how the Risk of Inaction method for assessing your assets, maintenance and operations can help you make the most of your school facilities.
Sept. 4, 2025
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When it comes to facilities planning, many schools and districts have spent decades prioritizing return on investment above all. Whether adopted out of practice or out of necessity, this conventional wisdom has been stretched as far as it can go and today’s facilities are underfunded, underperforming and at risk of failure. It’s time for a paradigm shift in the way we think about facilities planning, facilities maintenance and operations. We urge you to consider a new facilities ROI: Risk of Inaction. But how does that shift happen, especially within organizations that have approached planning the same way for years?
