Upcoming Webinar
Embracing a Paperless Approach
Discover how embracing a paperless approach can optimize time and efficiency.
January 17, 2024
11:00 AM ET / 8:00 AM PT - 1 Hour
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About This Webinar
In a world dominated by pen, paper, and spreadsheets, inspection and facility managers face several challenges when it comes to managing data, processes, and documents. Inefficient paper-based documentation often leads to costly errors and double data entry. Join us in this webinar to learn how our clients are embracing a paperless approach to documentation leading to better efficiency, time savings, and accuracy.
Register today to see how you can empower your teams with digital documentation enhanced with training guides, step-by-step instructions, and the convenience of automated reports. Move beyond paper-based documents and embrace tools that unlock productivity and the future of facility and inspection management!
The webinar will cover the following topics:
- The challenges of traditional methods employed by inspection and facility managers for data, processes, and document management using paper.
- The transformation of traditional paper-based processes into digital documents.
- How conventional CMMS systems often fall short in adequately handling forms, making the form or process hard to access, and difficult to capture data – QModo Forms fill this gap.
- How QModo’s forms go beyond being checklists:
- We offer an easy to use platform for all types of data entry.
- Interactive data entry that can be quickly updated to add necessary corrections and follow-ups.
- Our forms include how to information, including instructional videos, manuals, and more – delivered directly in the form.
- Capture all information; text, numeric, and visuals.
- We utilize conditional logic to improve the user experience by optimizing data entry, ensuring the collection of additional information.
- Generate custom automated reports tailored to meet the specific requirements of customers.
We will open up the call for you to ask questions, share experiences and ideas, and learn from others who have succeeded in the industry.
Expert Panel
Meet the Speakers
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Ed Zunzunegui
Chief Customer Officer
QModo AI
Read BioEd Zunzunegui is QModo’s SVP Customer Success with over 30 years of consulting and management experience. He has built and managed customer success, support, implementation, marketing, and account management teams. Ed has a proven history of establishing repeatable processes geared toward a common purpose of successfully solving issues for a customer.
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Jeff Twardzik
Founder, President, SME Team
QModo AI
Read BioJeff Twardzik has successfully created highly effective teams in many different arenas. He brings a positive, high-energy, educated leadership strategy that complements and celebrates his team members. Jeff owned and operated a general contracting business for over 16 years that was known for high-quality craftsmanship, the best customer service, and a customer-first mentality.
As a facilities director in healthcare, Jeff has led three different hospitals (Portage Health, Aspirus Michigan Region, and Dickinson County Health) in creating highly effective facilities teams. Each one was able to improve efficiency, productivity, and competency under his leadership. Jeff has a unique understanding of the pain points in the healthcare sector, which is why so many others trust him to solve their challenges. As a founding member of QModo, Jeff is once again assembling a remarkable team to create success. He has created a Me/You approach: he works as hard as he can toward success and inspires others to adopt the same style. This builds confidence and keeps everyone focused on doing their best work so that productivity ultimately skyrockets.
Jeff holds an engineering degree from Michigan Tech University and has been recognized as a State Coach of the Year for High School Girls Basketball.
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Sam Peng
Vice President, SME
QModo AI
Read BioSam Peng is QModo’s VP SME of Construction and Facilities with 30+ years of experience in the built environment. He is dedicated to making building information more accessible, automating operations and maintenance tasks, and capturing building history so that building owners and managers can optimize a building’s life cycle. At QModo, Sam’s focus is to listen to the client’s needs and communicate with the customer success and application developers to fine-tune QModo’s implementation for the client.
To give-back to the future of our industry, Sam is a part-time instructor in the Construction Management Department at Kennesaw State University. He was awarded the Outstanding Part-Time Teaching Award in 2018. Sam holds a B. S. degree in both Nuclear and Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. While serving as an officer in the US Army, Sam earned his MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University with a concentration in Government Contracts and Acquisitions.
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Joe Weickert
Facilities Manager
Maple Grove Hospital
Read BioJoe Weickert is the Manager of Facilities at Maple Grove Hospital in Maple Grove, Minnesota, a 130 bed hospital. He has led a facilities team for the last 18 years starting at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital and moving to Maple Grove Hospital in 2021. Before going into the healthcare sector, Joe owned and operated a commercial HVAC/property maintenance company which he started in 1989 and sold in 2005. He graduated in 1984 from Dunwoody Industrial Institute.
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Joel Isaacson
Senior Associate Athletic Director
Michigan Tech University
Read BioJoel Isaacson was named the Senior Associate Athletic Director at Michigan Tech in May 2020. He was previously the Associate Athletic Director for External Relations (2013-20) and the Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and Operations (2005-13).
In his current role, Isaacson provides oversight of all facility operations of the Student Development Complex, John MacInnes Student Ice Arena, Kearly Stadium, Gates Tennis Center, and Tech Trails.
Isaacson has served full-time in the athletic department for 21 years — the first four as Equipment Manager. He became Operations Manager and also took on NCAA compliance responsibilities in 2005. All told, Isaacson has a 25-year resume in the Michigan Tech athletics department since he served as manager for the hockey team while a student. He graduated with a degree in management information systems from Michigan Tech in 2001.
A veteran of numerous NCAA, conference, and university committees, Isaacson served as the chair of the NCAA Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee and other GLIAC committees. He was also a part of NCAA Regional Advisory Committees for women's soccer and women's tennis.
Isaacson received Michigan Tech's Clair M. Donovan Award in April 2019 for his diligent work and leadership of the Incident Command Team during the 2018 Father's Day Flood.
Isaacson also served as the Project Manager on Michigan Tech’s Flex Task Force which planned, implemented and adjusted the university’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Isaacson volunteered his time as the Equipment Manager for the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team. He served on teams that claimed six titles, including one Paralympic gold medal (2014), three world championships (2012, 2015, 2019), two World Sled Hockey Challenge titles (2012, 2015) as well as the 2013 USA Hockey Sled Cup, 2016 IPC Pan-Pacific Championship and 2018 Turin Para Ice Hockey International Tournament.
Isaacson resides in Dollar Bay, Michigan, with his wife Katie, and children, Aidan, Kiera, and Lucy.
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David Krings
Director of Energy Management
Michigan Tech University
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