WELLESLEY, M.A., September 8, 2022 — Nuvolo, the world’s fastest-growing workplace software company, today announced the launch of its latest 2022 update—known as the Romania release. Building upon existing features of Nuvolo Connected Workplace while also adding a host of new capabilities and user experience improvements, highlights of the release span the Facilities Maintenance, Capital Planning, Space, Real Estate, GxP Asset Management, and OT Security products. These include: The ability to bulk-add attachments, such as photos, receipts, or other documents, to multiple work orders in the Facilities Maintenance product, which saves technicians valuable time A new Data Collection and Survey tool in the Capital Planning product, which allows capital planners to collect asset data that may not be captured in their CMMS. Updated Move Templates that can be differentiated based on a move reason, such as a new hire, termination, or leave of absence. These new templates also create a historical record of who was moved, why, and when for record-keeping purposes The expansion of the Lease product to support both owned and leased properties with the same layout, details, and data fields available. This product will now be called Real Estate Asset Management. New support for how newly discovered and unmatched devices are handled in the OT Security product. Nuvolo puts out two releases a year and names them after countries in alphabetical order. The next release, Sweden, is scheduled for Q1 2023. For more information, reach out to info@nuvolo.com. About Nuvolo Nuvolo is the global leader in modern, cloud-based connected workplace solutions, Built on NOW™. Nuvolo provides a single platform to manage all people, all physical locations, all assets, and all work across the business. Industries served include healthcare, life sciences, retail, public sector, higher education, technology, financial services and enterprise. Nuvolo is headquartered in Paramus, N.J., with a global workforce located throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Share