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A Deliberated Talent Management Approach Toward Developing Future FM Leaders
By Ab Reitsma
Trend reports project up to 50 percent of the experienced FM workforce will leave the workplace within 10-15 years. Accordingly, this white […]
NewWOW Alternative Workplace Benchmarking Survey Results
Alternative workplace benchmarking survey results including evidence that people issues remain the top business drivers and benefits, and the development of alternative […]
Essential Requirements for the Parameterization of Food Waste in Hospitals
This research explores the topic of food waste from the economic perspective to provide a framework for improving both cost and process […]
Utilizing Building Information Modeling (BIM) for FM
This study explores perceptions of BIM in the FM community and attempts to highlight real world issues that FMs have faced while […]
Activity Modeling for Energy-Efficient Design of New Hospitals
By IJFM
This research shows how energy use in hospitals may be reduced through activity modeling and demand-control of hospital equipment and ventilation energy. […]
Cleaning: Finding a Microbiological Standard
By IJFM
This literature review contains background and findings on standards and benchmarks for the cleaning of high frequency touch surfaces, focusing on standards […]
A Course Fit for King's
Learn how savings of £1.1m were generated from a review of the private finance initiative between King’s College London and Bouygues Energies […]
Facility Management History and Evolution
By synthesizing the evolution of FM, this paper aims to answer the question, “Did the need to provide a separate name to […]
RICS Strategic FM Case Studies Series 2
In a competitive, global business environment, it is increasingly recognized that FM has a strategic role to play in the experience of […]
Case Study: Do Green Buildings Perform as Designed?
This case study seeks to determine if the green technologies used within a LEED-certified building are performing as designed, assessing the operational […]





