prEN 15221-10
Facility Management - Part 10: Digital Transformation of Facility Management (FM)
Draft Public enquiryProject stage codes
1. Decision on WI Proposal
2. Projektas
3. Viešoji apklausa
From 2026-10-06
till 2026-12-05
4. Closure of enquiry
5. Submission to Formal Vote
Organisation
CEN Europos standartizacijos komitetasICS
03.080.10 - Maintenance services. Facilities managementTechnical Committee
TK 91 Asset management and technical maintenanceForeignTC'S
CEN/TC 348Number of comments
0Comment start date
2026-10-06Scope
This document specifies requirements and provides a framework for the digital transformation of Facility Management (FM). It defines the principles, processes and supporting elements for organizations to apply when planning, implementing and improving digitalization within FM. The purpose of this standard is to ensure that FM organizations can adopt digital practices in a consistent and effective manner that improves operational efficiency, enhances decision-making and strengthens resilience. The standard is written as a companion to EN ISO 41001 [5] Facility management — Management systems — Requirements with guidance for use and EN 15221-8 [2] Facility management — Principles and processes. Its role is not to duplicate the management system requirements of EN ISO 41001 [5] or the principles and processes of EN 15221-8 [2], but to provide the digitalization dimension that complements both. NOTE Annex B describes the relationship between this document and other standards. This standard applies broadly. It is relevant to: — organizations of any type, size, or sector engaged in FM; — both in-house FM functions and outsourced FM service providers; — all phases of FM service delivery and the asset life cycle. Certain elements are outside the scope of this document. General FM principles and processes are covered in EN 15221-8 [2], while the management system requirements for FM are addressed by EN ISO 41001 [5]. These exclusions ensure that this document remains focused on digital transformation as a distinct, yet integrated, component of FM.