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Contributor Brief·Sophia Franklin · 2 articles
Updated May 16, 2019

Infrastructure scaling demands technological readiness across sectors

Franklin argues that rapid global population growth and resource constraints demand that building management and critical infrastructure systems adopt advanced technology solutions to remain viable. She contends that passive infrastructure stewardship is insufficient—owners and investors must actively deploy software and technological frameworks to scale operations sustainably.

2.2B

additional people by 2050 requiring new infrastructure

“Owners, investors and landlords wishing to scale their investments rely on building management firms to look after their resources.”

How Prepared are Buildings for the Challenges of the Future?

Scale of infrastructure challenges Franklin examines

Current global population7.6
Projected 2050 population (billions)9.8
ISS cargo mission weight capacity (thousands of lbs)7.6

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Current global population
Projected 2050 population (billions)
ISS cargo mission weight capacity (thousands of lbs)

7,600 lbs

single resupply mission payload to International Space Station

Space station cargo resupply has been my favorite and most extensive program.

What It Takes to Resupply the International Space Station

Currently, there are roughly 7.6 billion people in the world. By 2050, the United Nations predicts that there will be a population of 9.8 billion worldwide.

How Prepared are Buildings for the Challenges of the Future?

“Building management firms must now solve unprecedented resource allocation challenges.”

Themes:Technology as essential infrastructure scaling leverPopulation growth forcing buildings and systems into readiness modeSpecialized expertise required for managing critical resource resupply

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