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Comfort
Comfort, or being comfortable, is defined as a sense of physical or psychological ease. Comfort is highly subjective.1 In other words, comfort […]
Construction to Maintenance: Leveraging FM Data through the Building Life Cycle
In today’s real estate environment, organizations are tasked with providing premier workplace environments for a variety of reasons. Attraction of new employees, […]
Experiencing Change: Discover a New Future
A look at change management and the impact of the facility manager who manages change, including a case study about change management […]
How to Create Long Term Sustainable Operations in Your Facility
Foster and maintain long-term sustainability by assessing the facility’s current state of sustainability, creating a plan that considers external drivers, operational and […]
Let the sunshine in: Perception of windows by Chinese office workers
Survey-based research conducted in Chinese financial services organizations on the use of building floor area adjacent to windows for workstations. The study […]
The Total Test Fit
Predict architectural and engineering issues at potential building sites by using a total test fit to identify building problems, consider upgrades, assess […]
FM of the Future
Review a proposal for the future of non-technical FM roles based upon a model that integrates supply chain leadership, proactive top-level communication, […]
Returning Your Smart Buildings to Normal After Periods of Low Occupancy
This application note explores best practices for returning your smart building to normal following low periods of occupancy. Special considerations are recommended […]
Indoor Air Quality in the Age of COVID
By David Auton
The COVID‑19 pandemic has challenged many areas where processes and procedures needed to be shifted to accommodate our new environment. What is […]
Changing the Paradigm of Emergency Preparedness in FM: The Real Factors Driving Successful Incident Response
Facilities Management Operations are a critical and integral part of Emergency Preparedness and response for corporations with infrastructure responsibilities. The traditional paradigm […]