Preparation
Why an inventory is more than a count
Connect goods to their location, handling and destination. A usable inventory supports planning, quoting and execution.
Read the article → Why an inventory is more than a countKnowledge centre
The right questions.
Better preparation.
Practical insights from the VM360° manual for organisations that move or change their working environment. From a usable inventory to the first day of work.
These articles will help you identify points of interest and prepare the conversation with your project team. The concrete approach is tailored to your organisation, buildings and partners involved.
Practical knowledge
From initial overview to commissioning.
Partner choice
Compare moving quotes on a like-for-like basis
Compare the same scope, performance and principles. Also look at the proposed approach, experience and commitment of employees.
Read the article → Compare moving quotes on a like-for-like basisProject follow-up
Keep a grip on changes
An additional department or changed date often affects multiple parts. Make consequences and decisions visible before implementation changes.
Read the article → Keep a grip on changesReadiness
When is a move ready to start?
Bring conditions, open points and decision makers together for a well-founded Go/No-Go moment.
Read the article → When is a move ready to start?Commissioning
Preparing the first working day
Workplaces, information and support require your own preparation. Record who receives notifications and follows up on outstanding items.
Read the article → Preparing the first working dayThe coherence behind the articles
One choice can affect multiple parts.
An inventory influences budget and planning. Building readiness helps determine the moving order. Moving instructions connect preparation with execution. The VM360° methodology brings these components together.
Discover the VM360° methodology →From insight to your own project
Which preparation still requires attention?
Use the project check to explore your preparation. Or use the Building Readiness self-check to see which parts of the new environment still need to be assessed.
The checks support the conversation with your teams. They do not replace the assessment of your project and the confirmations of responsible experts.
Project check
Consider the preparation and the parts that still require attention.
Open the project check →Building Readiness
View the ten control zones for a prepared commissioning.
View the readiness check →Your operation determines the approach
Explore guidance for your sector.
Hospitals & healthcare
Connecting healthcare processes, teams and phased commissioning.
View the care approach →Laboratories & pharma
Coordinate equipment, facilities and specialist partners.
View the lab approach →All sectors
From offices and education to collections, industry and logistics.
View the sector overview →A specific question?
Translate the insights to your organisation.
Discuss with Kurt Van Synghel where your project stands and what next step makes sense.
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