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Empowering Women in FM with Dr. Winnie Kwofie
In this episode of IFMA’s Connected FM podcast, host Edward Wagoner interviews Dr. Winnie Kwofie, a leader in facility management higher education. […]
How a Higher Education Facilities Team Use Mobile Tech for Operational Efficiency
Being a residential college, facilities need to be operating smoothly throughout the campus. Maintenance and housekeeping staff need instant access to building […]
Rethinking campus space planning to better meet post-COVID needs
Spurred on by the pandemic, Managers of Learning Environments and Technology have had to think on their feet when adapting how they […]
Centralizing Data Governance
How UTSA partnered with FM:Systems to centralize data governance for its campus facilities, optimize space utilization, and increase state funding outcomes.
Violence in the Workplace (2008)
Violence in the workplace The Role of the Facility Manager by Wayne D. Veneklasen, Ph.D., CFM and Donald J. Barnes, BA is […]
Is Your Office Stressing You Out and Making You Fat?
Investigating links between health, the built environment, and occupant behavior, this research highlights strategies for and benefits of designing, building, and managing […]
Ep. 72 Higher Education Programs in FM and Marketing
Dr. Roscoe Hightower is Centennial Eminent Scholar Professor and Chair for Facility Management and Marketing at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida. […]
In Demand Facility Management Jobs
This article discusses four in-demand careers in FM, addressing the skills required for each career path and the educational/professional accreditations recommended to […]
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, […]
Raising the 3Ps of Sustainable FM in Singapore: Profession, Perception and Prospection
This study examines how the target set by Singapore’s Inter-Ministerial Committee for Sustainable Development to have a minimum of 80 percent of […]