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Leveraging Elevator IoT to Unlock Your Building's Potential
Beyond predictive maintenance capabilities, IoT will provide building owners and property manager’s access to data such as wait times, usage by floor […]
Otis Airflow Study Results
This paper, by OTIS, goes over the highlights of an airflow study conducted to determine the relative risk of exposure to COVID-19 […]
It's Not Rocket Science: How to Achieve an Immediate ROI for Efficiency Improvement Projects
With 95% of companies requiring an ROI within 7 years or less, it is no wonder why Facility and Operation Managers are […]
Energy Efficiency and Climate Protection: What Facility Managers Have to Know
Facility management has a significant influence on the efficient use and operation of buildings and infrastructure, where about 30% of total CO2 […]
Airflow and Elevators - Executive Summary
Executive summary of an airflow study conducted to determine the relative risk of exposure to COVID-19 among elevator passengers.
Ensuring a Seamless Tenant Experience for Vertical Transportation
During this presentation you will learn about how elevator technology is evolving to improve the tenant experience. Current technologies like elevator dispatching […]
Karl Storz Endoscopy: Flexible Workplace Design
KARL STORZ, international endoscopy instrument producer, used flexible workspace redesign to boost utility, connectivity, and sustainability at its North American headquarters, supporting […]
Facility Management as an Intentional Career Path
Mahender Singh.R MRICS, Director of IFMA India & South East Asia, discusses the transition to Facility Management as an intentional career and […]
Leveraging IoT to Improve Building Operations and Passenger Perceptions
This panel discussion white paper talks about how the Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to streamline building operations and improve […]
Rethinking campus space planning to better meet post-COVID needs
Spurred on by the pandemic, Managers of Learning Environments and Technology have had to think on their feet when adapting how they […]