Bidvest Noonan

A leading provider of facilities services and solutions

Reports

We have launched our Environmental Report

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Now more than ever our actions matter. Our business is playing its part to help save the planet we know and cherish. At Bidvest Noonan we have a goal to become Net Zero. To achieve this, we have implemented a range of sustainable initiatives and practices. This includes our move to an electric fleet, implementation of water saving technologies, increased use of green chemicals and recyclable materials, and the introduction of ways to support biodiversity.

We are proud to share our Environmental Report, where we outline the steps we are taking to deliver a greener and more sustainable world.

The Life Sciences sector and the growing importance of the GMP specialist

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The Life Sciences sector has been growing rapidly in recent decades and it is playing an essential role in the response to the pandemic. To do their critical work, companies in this sector need the highest quality standards in their controlled environments, that is where the GMP specialist comes in.


Read our report on the growing importance of the GMP specialist and trends shaping the future of the Life Sciences sector:

Our report on how data is reshaping the workplace discusses:

  • How working practices are changing
  • Leveraging data analytics
  • Data-driven service solutions
  • Data enabling workplace sustainability

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How data is reshaping the workplace

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Data analytics is changing how we design, plan, manage and maintain workplaces. Data analytics provides a comprehensive and refined understanding of how workplaces are used, enabling managers and facilities teams to make better decisions.

Our report on how data is reshaping the workplace discusses:

  • How working practices are changing
  • Leveraging data analytics
  • Data-driven service solutions
  • Data enabling workplace sustainability

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The Education Sector in 2021

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The past year has been extraordinarily difficult for the education sector. The pandemic has caused massive disruption. Almost all schools and third-level institutes were forced to close, and there has been widespread deferral and cancellation of exams.

Amid the uncertainty, educators took brave and decisive action to keep people safe and continue doing their essential work. The pandemic upended their plans, and they needed to reimagine their operating models. As a result, we have seen the sector conduct online learning experiments on an unprecedented scale. This experiment has been a success. Internet technologies have enabled teachers to continue to teach and assess students.

Now, with multiple vaccines being rolled out, schools and universities are preparing a careful return to in-person learning. This document sets out our perspective on the important role the sector plays and provides guidelines and checklists to help achieve a safer return and to support the physical and mental wellbeing of returning students.

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Download our Return to the Workplace Pocketbook

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In the coming weeks, businesses across the country will begin their return to the workplace. However, we believe few workplaces will revert to pre-COVID behaviours. Most of us will return to a new normal, a new way of working. Our working practices will fundamentally change in ways that would have been totally unrecognisable to us not so long ago.

The safety of people will be prioritised. This will dictate the vast majority of the decisions we make in the weeks ahead. In the post-pandemic world, our ability to make good decisions will matter more than ever before. This document, which is based on our 43 years of experience and research into best practice, will help you navigate through the coming weeks and into the future.

This document aims to provide sound advice and stimulate your thinking about how you can give confidence to your people as they return to the workplace and how you can operate your buildings more safely. The document covers the areas we see as broadly relevant and impactful.

Five Technologies Shaping the Future of Security

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The security sector has a special relationship with technology. Many of a building’s connected and critical systems are controlled by security teams. These systems get smarter and more powerful every year. However, their development accelerated sharply over the past 12 months in response to the pandemic. Now, more than ever before, security technologies are shaping how buildings are used and experienced.

Our report discusses five security technology trends we believe will have a significant impact in the years to come:

  • Predictive Analytics
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Touchless and Frictionless Systems
  • Smart Buildings
  • Cybersecurity

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