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The responsibility for emergency preparedness, facility resilience and business continuity is central to the role of facility managers, who have the primary concern for the health and safety of the built environment and who serve as stewards of the built environment.

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The Campus Digital Transformation Checklist

Spurred on by the pandemic, campus managers have had to think on their feet when adapting how they operate. First and foremost, […]

Workplace Technologies for Building Up Your Organization’s Resiliency

IAdea CEO & Founder, John C. Wang recently joined Mike Petrusky, Director of Events, iOFFICE on the Workplace Innovator Podcast for a […]

Accelerate your Facility's Emergency Game Plan

Watch this on-demand webinar to hear a lively discussion with Head of School Operations for Middletown School District in Connecticut. We talked […]

One Good Turn Deserves Another: Find Shut-offs Fast

Knowing the locations of your facility’s gas, water main, water isolation valves and med gas valve shut-offs is more difficult than it […]

Protect People, Not Pests: Hurricane Recovery Tools to Keep People Safe and Prevent Pest Infestations

Hurricanes and other natural disasters can cause extreme structural damage as well as create safety hazards and situations that are conducive to […]

Innovation Talk Highlights: Healthy Buildings

A panel of experts share their tips and success stories on how we can better seize the benefits of digitization to serve […]

How HVAC and IAQ optimization supports healthy buildings in the long-term (Part 2)

This blog from Schneider Electric covers how to sustain a healthy building over the long term.

Project Plan Template for Re-entry to Facility after COVID-19

This Excel download is a template developed as a supplement to IFMA’s Strategic Re-Entry Framework. It is intended to get you started […]

The Disaster Experience QuickFire for Facility Managers

Learn the basics of business continuity planning, including principles of emergency management, business continuity outlining and planning produce, questions for self-evaluating disaster […]

The $6.7 Million Drinking Fountain

The UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center, constructed in 2009, is a five story, 206,000 GSF, outpatient clinic, occupied in 2010. We embarked on […]