Khaberni – As the pace of transformation towards smart facilities in Jordan accelerates, Umniah, a Beyon company ranked as the best mobile network in Jordan, announced its participation as the platinum communications partner in the Jordan Facilities Management Conference (FMC) 2026, which brings together a group of experts and decision-makers to discuss the future of this vital sector.
Umniah's participation in the conference stems from its role as a key enabler of the digital infrastructure that modern facilities rely on, at a time when institutions are moving towards more data-dependent operating models and connected systems. During the conference, the company will showcase its solutions that support the operation of smart facilities through advanced infrastructure that allows instant connection between systems and real-time data analysis, enabling institutions to improve operational efficiency, enhance decision-making speed, and increase operational reliability.
Umniah also participated in specialized sessions that addressed the role of the telecommunications sector in supporting automation and predictive operations, demonstrating its vision on how to turn data into real operational value within connected facility environments.
Faisal Al-Jalamah, CEO of Umniah, said: "Today, the operation of facilities relies essentially on the quality of digital infrastructure and its ability to handle data instantaneously. Our role in Umniah revolves around providing this infrastructure and enabling our customers to practically benefit from it, directly reflecting on the efficiency of their businesses."
He added: "Our participation in FMC comes in the context of enhancing our presence in vital sectors and affirming our role as a reliable partner in supporting the transition towards smarter and more efficient operating models."
This participation confirms Umniah's approach towards expanding its role in enabling various sectors to adopt advanced digital solutions that support the construction of more efficient and sustainable facilities, and enhance the readiness of institutions for the upcoming phase requirements.
