• In 1966, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) began to develop a database management system for the storage, manipulation, analysis and reporting on vast quantities of facilities data.
• The project was headed by Mr. Kreon Cyros, the Director of the Office of Facilities Management Systems at MIT.
• In 1970, MIT had a working database management system for "Institutional Space and Inventory Techniques", later to be called "INSITE".
• In 1973, a consortium of users from academic, healthcare, corporate and government institutions began using INSITE.

And now ...

• With 40 years of facilities management experience and FM software development, INSITE continues to be unique in its development and delivery of computer-aided facilities management (CAFM) systems:
  • Non-profit organization
  • Consortium of users share information
  • No software licensing fees
  • Provide only "best-of-breed" solutions

INSITE solutions

The INSITE Consortium