Tavas continues to set a new standard in Israel’s cleaning industry, winning first place in the 2025 National Innovation Index. From adopting ecological materials to integrating robotics and artificial intelligence in the field, this is what a revolution looks like when it starts with the employees and reaches the customers.
We don’t like to wait. Any delay of just a few seconds starts making us uncomfortable.
This is how the fast-paced world has conditioned us: the ever-increasing speed of the Internet, the instant gratification of a click revealing everything we need.
On Monday, February 17, 2025, Bar-Ilan University and Electra FM, Israel’s leading Facility and property management firm, announced a first-of-its-kind strategic partnership: an advanced academic program in Integrated Facility Management (IFM). The program, which will begin on February 25, establishes a new standard for training managers in integrated management in Israel.
In February 2025, The IFM community convened for its seventh meeting, following a hiatus of about a year and a half due to the challenges of the “Swords of Iron” war.
The meeting, held in an atmosphere of renewed unity, highlighted the Group’s resilience and continued growth even in challenging times.
In an impressive event held at the GAVRIEL Hall in Ness Ziona, Electra FM presented its vision and strategic plans for 2025. The conference, titled “Initiating the Future,” reflected the company’s spirit of innovation and leadership in Integrated Facility Management (IFM) in Israel.
In building management—whether it’s residential, office, or commercial centers—customer experience is as crucial as infrastructure and maintenance. It greatly influences the satisfaction of residents, tenants, and visitors. When neglected, it can directly impact daily property management, lease renewals, and ultimately, the business’s success.
TAVAS continues to take charge of innovation within Israel’s cleaning and maintenance services sector. In a prestigious program for training innovation leaders, jointly organized by The Joint, the Technion, the Ministry of Economy, the National Digital Array, and the Israel Innovation Authority, Avi Yeshurun, a representative of the company, won the esteemed first-place award for a groundbreaking project in operational efficiency using innovative tools.
