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Building Information in the Built Space, Filling a Missing Category
Fast access to building information is a critical component of facilities management that has never been addressed. This document addresses this issue.
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 […]
What Kind of Access Control is Right for You?
For any organization – whether a law firm, university dorm, government agency or apartment community – unauthorized people need to be kept […]
When a building Isn’t Just a Building: Why Space Matters
Space matters. The “who, when, and how” – and how much it costs – are at the heart of an organization’s real […]
Top 6 AV Concerns in Conference Room Setup Solved with Access Flooring
As more people transition to remote work arrangements, companies are converting their extra space into multiple conference rooms wired for virtual communication. […]
Tips on Enhancing Employee Productivity in the Workplace: What FMs Can Do to Contribute to Employee Productivity
Paying attention to employee satisfaction and comfort shows your employees that you care. Happy employees lead to better business results. Using Dr. […]
4 Technology Trends That Will Impact the Future Of Property Management
The property management industry has leaped forward by adopting new management technologies. The use of new technologies was pushed with the pandemic […]
Recycling 101 for Business
This ebook takes a closer look at recycling, recycling guidelines, why it’s important, and how recycling benefits your facility.
Retiring Facility Workers, How to Keep Critical Building Information from Walking Out the Door
A brief guide for facilities facing challenges of retirement and labor turnover among experienced staff.
Effects of drilling fluids on environment
The drilling industry of oil and gas wells has environmental effects and with the development of technology and volume of activity can […]