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Designing for Focus Work
By Gabor Nagy
In today’s ever changing and uncertain world, few things are constant. One of them is the basic human need to focus or […]
The New Landscape of Work: A new Paradigm of Work and its Impact on the Workplace
The workplace has traditionally been thought of as a singular self-contained unit, a place where one comes to engage in work whether […]
How FMs Can Change the Project Management in Organizations
In today’s increasingly competitive environment, organizations have an objective of cutting costs that take precedence over receiving greater value from the work […]
Small Space, Big Impact: MIBG Treatment Suites for Pediatric Patients
Case study detailing the space design of the MIBG treatment suites at Atrium Health’s Levine Children’s Hospital in Atlanta, GA.
Move Your RFP from a C to an A+! Five Things You Can do Today
The RFPs (Requests for Proposal) we use today are often borrowed from our friends or found on the IFMA Engage website. These […]
FM Utilizes the Research Capability of the Student Chapter
In a changing facility management (FM) environment, a large IFMA chapter has identified the importance of innovation in its survival and success. […]
Why Outlook Is Not the Best Facility Scheduling Software
By Jill Duncan
Encouraging FMs to look beyond Outlook to a flexible, scalable scheduling solution, the case is made for alternative solutions that offer ease […]
Construction Planning
By Jeff Cooper
A step-by-step explanation that can be used to develop understanding of the entire construction process or to checklist plans for a construction […]
(Un)Intelligibility in Workplace Design
By David Smith
This presentation highlights what to be aware of when designing your next workplace and the cost impact of an unproductive employee, addressing […]
Workplace Strategies: Innovation at the Edge
Learn how workplace strategy and design innovators are aligning design, technology, culture, workforce demographics and work processes to reinforce each other and […]










