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Women in Facilities: Stories of Leadership, Inspiration, and Innovation
About a year ago, we launched Women in Facilities, Stories of Leadership, Inspiration, and Innovation. Itβs been fascinating getting to know these […]
Integrated Facility Management vs Facility Management: What is the Difference?
No matter the industry, most businesses require facilities management in some form. Although many are familiar with Facility Management (FM), the term […]
4 Reasons to Retrofit Buildings for Net-zero Operations
By Andre Marino
Global building owners and operators recognize that much work is needed to help meet the IPCC-specified goal of limiting global warming to […]
How facility managers should lead net-zero action and how to start that journey
The world is now experiencing the convergence of two major crises. The first is the climate crisis, for which most countries are […]
Aging BMSs put your building and business at risk β start your modernization plan today
By Manish Kumar
Blog post about the risks of not keeping your BMS updated.
Welcome to 2023: Introducing IFMA's new Knowledge Library
By Chris Leake
It’s official, we’re in the future… π …And with it, we bring you a whole new Knowledge Library! Hi! π Chris Leake […]
Best Practices for Vetting Suppliers
Adequate vetting of suppliers is critical in todayβs competitive business environment. The supplier sourcing process must include a rigorous evaluation that encompasses […]
R-Zero and Science-Backed Efficacy
COVID-19 has caused regular people to pay more attention to science-backed efficacy. As the pandemic progressed, human-to-human interaction in confined, indoor spaces […]
How ESSER Funding Can Help Future-Proof Your School
By R-Zero
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the U.S. government has provided Elementary & Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds to support schools in […]
How healthy is your building?
In this post, you will learn about the exciting launch of the new WELL Performance Standard designed to encourage and recognize building […]










