Welcome to this week's episode of Facility Voices, with guest Peter Palacios, Director of Information Services at the University of North Texas.
In this informative conversation with David Trask, Peter shares his evolution from a student-employee to a key player in facilities management, delving into the challenges and joys of overseeing information resources in support of planning, design, construction, and operation on a large and dynamic campus.
Peter's insights into leveraging data and building partnerships shed light on the multifaceted world of facilities management, demonstrating how the University of North Texas navigates the complexities of managing a vast campus, handling aging infrastructure, and addressing the impact of growth on facilities. Peter's thoughtful approach to collaboration and information utilization provides valuable lessons for FM professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Tune in to Facility Voices for a captivating conversation that explores the diverse and ever-evolving landscape of facilities management.
Peter Palacios is the Director of Facilities Information Services at the University of North Texas (UNT). His journey in facilities management began at UNT as a student employee in the department, working to support his academic goals. With over 15 years of progressive experience in various roles, Peter specializes in matching facility management needs with novel technology solutions that support achieving operational excellence and position the department for future success.
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