Why Does the Construction Industry Need More Asset Management Professionals?

WASHINGTON - Aug. 29, 2016 - PRLog -- Sunflower Systems®, the leader in enterprise asset management software and solutions, is proud to announce Danielle Lyons' article, Why Does the Construction Industry Need More Asset Management Professionals?,was published in the National Property Management Association's (NPMA) Property Professional magazine.

Lyons' article establishes that the results of the construction industry using asset management is a reduction in costs and better equipment maintenance. Asset management professionals will help the building owner be proactive in repairs, decreasing overall expenses, and the general contractor tracking the project lifecycle: bidding process through delivery.

About Danielle Lyons

Danielle Lyons, CPPS, is President of the Los Angeles Chapter of NPMA. Danielle spent over 15 years in the construction industry, where she managed large-scale construction projects, before recently switching her focus to asset management.

About Sunflower Systems
Sunflower Systems is an enterprise asset management solutions company specializing in the deployment of software tools and business processes to simplify lifecycle asset management tasks. Sunflower's portfolio of solutions enables organizations to improve decision-making, accountability and regulatory compliance for all types of assets including personal property, real property, IT assets, materials, vehicles and more. Sunflower Systems offers a wide range of services including software implementation, training, consulting and operational support. Sunflower Systems has been serving the property management needs of federal government agencies, universities, government contractors and national laboratories since 1997.  The company has offices in San Ramon, California and Arlington, Virginia. For more information, please call 866-209-3516 or visit our website at www.sunflowersystems.com.

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