Starting
from May 26th, 2020, the management of Max-Migold, a Nigerian facilities
management company, has hinted that the training of professionals and prospective
facilities management practitioners will be conducted via Zoom Telepresence.
According
to the company, this approach will allow professionals and people who have
interest in changing careers across the world to gain the needed skills and knowledge
for management of various facilities in their domain. “We have always had our
classes in person and via Zoom Telepresence to accommodate FMs from across the
world, but the next batch of our FM Master Craft Diploma program starting on
the 26th of May will be entirely by Telepresence. Only instructors will be in
class while all students will participate remotely.”
The
hint came after our analyst reacted to the company’s post, which asked the biggest
challenge that is impacting the growth of Facilities Management industry in
Nigeria. Our analyst said: “the biggest challenge is the ability of the players
to co-create and share value with users. In this regard, businesses and
professionals in the industry need to do more in terms of coordinated and
tailored processes, people and technologies towards sustainable value delivery.
Max-Migold is doing well in its chosen value proposition, especially capacity
building of the professionals and prospective facilities managers. I expect
significant changes in the ways the company is delivering its training
solutions in the new normal.”
Our
analyst observes that appropriation of digital platform by the company has
reemphasized its commitment towards inclusive training for the practitioners
and prospective ones who might not have the opportunity of attending physical training
courses of the company during the current pandemic.
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