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If you own a property, business or collection of assets, asset lifecycle management is essential for you to stay within budget, work effectively and remain safe. Essentially, asset management is the process of managing vital assets. The management involves a life cycle which describes every stage: planning, purchasing, maintenance and disposal. In this blog we explain what exactly is meant and the benefits which occur as a result of implementing this into your financial company schedule.

The need for a clean property is very important in terms of visuals as well as health and safety. With both being paramount, it is necessary that you hire professional cleaners to undertake the necessary work for your building, or face the risk of it not being done properly. The details of cleaning can be missed if an experienced professional is not undertaking the cleaning duties, therefore an in-house janitor could extremely benefit your financial business.

Although caffeine is said to be antibacterial, your coffee machine could be hosting a variety of pathogenic bacteria… contaminating every employee craving that coffee buzz. Your drip tray? Yes, over 60 germs are currently living there. It has been found that the capsule container is where the deadly germs start to multiply, then quickly spread to the rest of the machine, including the drink itself. You may be thinking ‘we regularly rinse our machine’, a rinse is simply not strong enough to kill bacteria- your health is at risk every time you take a sip.

Here at WINNS we often receive multiple calls to our head office from our staff as they believe they have been mispaid. We can say 99.9% of these queries have been paid correctly, but it is simply miscalculation by staff that made the figure appear to be odd.

On the 2nd August, WINNS introduced a new member to the family- Harmony Elliott. Our Operations & Finance Director Rob Stillwell and Head Of Business Continuity Karen Stillwell became grandparents for the first time.

Managing agents have a variety of tasks to do as part of their job role, this includes managing the building. Facilities management are essentially the processes which need to be undertaken in order to maintain the building and its contents, including staff. Due to being appointed as the person who manages the building, processes such as security, cleaning, maintenance and supplies are essential to install for your property. Managing agents are not able to attend to everything at once, therefore will require professionals to conduct the work to a high standard, keeping everybody happy.