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USGSA—Rocky Mountain Region: Case Study
In 2010 the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) redesigned its regional headquarters in Denver, Colorado into a mobile workspace that accommodated multiple […]
How Cisco Improved their Triple Bottom Line by Updating their Brand, Culture and Workspace
Review Cisco’s solution strategy for evolving technology and global workforce practices. Their update in branding, company culture, and workspace produced results benefiting […]
Arc Flash Overview
Defining factors of arc flash, and arc flash regulatory history, electrical safe work practices (NFPA 70E), risk assessment, and procedure for safe […]
Smart Lighting There Is More to It Than Changing Lamps and Ballasts
A beginner’s guide to corporate lighting upgrade tips for maximized energy savings. Review of lighting technologies from the scope of the three […]
Managing Roofs for Sustainability
Learn how to reduce expensive roof emergencies with preventive maintenance, reduce and defer capital investments by extending the life of your roof, […]
Forces Driving the Need for Change
This presentation explores the functional, expressive, and motivational needs of leaders and the application in the FM field.
Service Innovation in the FM Industry
Innovation is one of the top challenges for the facility management industry. Despite having improved over the past 10 years, FM companies […]
Updating Workplace Design to Reduce Corporate Costs
Learn how global pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, used a consolidation strategy to update workplace design to reduce their corporate costs and foot print, […]
Transforming Complex Facilities with Knowledge Transfer Through BIM
This whitepaper asserts building information modeling (BIM) as a facility management tool for laboratories and complex facilities to better address current and […]
Dealing with Budget Crisis and Aging Facilities
The presentation enumerates methods for overcoming the barriers to funding critical facility needs and funding options available to FMs.