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Remote Sensing: Creating a Fail-Safe for Critical Health Care Research

A case study of the University of Arizona Cancer Center

Meet AI, My New Co-worker

Augmented Intelligence (AI) is beginning to take hold within many companies and with this advancement, there is a concern starting to surface […]

Mobile Access Control Technology: A Giant Step Towards Smarter Buildings and a Better Occupant Experience

Buildings more than ever are looking for that edge to improve and extend their tenant relationships. Driven by the recent trends in […]

The Facility Manager’s Guide to Information Technology

This panel discussion is based on selected chapters from The Facility Manager’s Guide to Information Technology: An International Collaboration between the IFMA […]

Facilities Technology Trends and Buying Best Practices

Recent research of facilities decision-makers revealed that nearly all agree technology will be essential in the next five years. But many are […]

How LED Lighting and Lighting Control Technology Can Reduce Energy Usage and Save Money.

The intention of this article is to introduce important concepts about lighting and the many financial benefits of implementing an upgrade, so […]

5 ways to improve the employee experience when using meeting room technology: Avoiding hitches, glitches and fumbles

Whether meeting room technology resides in the FM or IT department, it doesn’t matter to your employees – they just want the […]

FM Service Management: Technology Essentials for Each Generation

It used to be that our challenges were in developing a single strategy to deploy client facing FM Technologies in the workplace. […]

Novel Methods of Capturing and Killing Airborne Contamination and Airborne Pathogens

Discusses new ways to address indoor air-pollution and disease, hospital-acquired Infections, existing air-cleansing technology, airborne particle movement and capture, and novel technical […]

Building Awareness: What it means when facilities become “people literate”

New technologies such as sensors, biometric readers, voice recognition devices, satisfaction buttons, and smart materials are making our buildings more “aware” – […]