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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 […]
Acoustics Performance White paper
Today, many companies have moved to an open-office design intended to increase teamwork, communication, and productivity. However, studies show that interactive, collaborative […]
Seven Steps to Reduce the Risk of Infectious Diseases in Hospitals
Strides in the development of smart building operation management platforms that easily and cost-effectively integrate with a facility’s existing systems can give […]
Ensuring Occupant Health: Key Findings and Insights from Global Study of 21 Office Buildings
Most, if not all buildings, already have some of the sensors and data needed to prompt changes, that can measurably improve the […]
Ensuring Occupant Health
Key findings and insights from a global study of 21 office buildings.
Identifying Future High Performers and Laser-guided Talent Development
The presentation provides practical insights from our latest facility- and construction-focused research studies on using HEXACO, Emotional Intelligence, and DiSC assessments in […]
Empowering Supplier Diversity: Strategies to Attract the Right Attention
Connecting business decisions at the ground level to the key CSR pillars of the company, can more than just improve the local […]
Eight Tactics for a High-Performance Enterprise
Valuing employees and “doing the right thing” lead to exceptional performance. When business leaders don’t set high expectations for their employees, they […]
The FM-Negotiation Lifecycle: From Challenge and Conflict to Collaboration and Calm
Body language and verbal communication are critical to successful relationships. The secret is to learn as much as possible about Body Language […]
How can you engage the next generation today & be future ready tomorrow? Experiences from Generation Y & Z
How will we make sure The Next Generation will still join us in our passion? As we are millennials ourselves, we think […]