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The United States Tennis Association offers technical and financial support to help build or renovate tennis courts at facilities throughout the country.

Predictive maintenance can help sports franchises preserve their stadium facilities.

CDC states that with the recent outbreaks, the number of Zika virus cases among travelers visiting or returning to the U.S. will likely increase.

As a retained executive search firm specializing in the facilities management market, Helbling & Associates shares insights for 2016 and beyond.

Modern building envelope design does not always perform as expected.

Don't neglect the power of clean indoor air when battling the flu this winter. Combined with a strong surface cleaning protocol, facility managers play a crucial role in keeping occupants healthy.

While capital forecasting software can provide valuable insight, adhering to this list of exercises keeps FM departments in the best position for long-term planning.

An abundance of choices provides options for facility managers to meet the practical and aesthetic needs of their organizations.

A focus on these five factors leads the way to effectively supporting the business units in your organization.

When executing a warehouse lighting retrofit, don't leave money on the table.

Properly illuminated, these spaces will see increased productivity and safety, while reducing energy and maintenance costs.

In this video, an IMAGINiT Technologies expert addresses questions on BIM for FM, for the floor of Autodesk University in Las Vegas last week.

Black Friday is past, but the holiday shopping is in full swing — raising safety concerns for retail facility managers.

There is great potential for facilities to reduce energy costs through frequency regulation, regardless of the demand response market.

Maintain the aesthetic impact of these monumental spaces while fostering easy conversation and control over cacophony.

Ample snow removal tools, well-crafted service contracts, and clear safety procedures are crucial to keep facilities and their occupants safe from weather threats.

With irrigation management a mature industry, indoor water management technologies are coming of age

Making up a significant portion of this New Frontier are computers and monitors, accounting for more than 30% of plug loads in buildings.

From work order management to security concerns, this list covers many features facility leaders deem important.

With water rates up more than 41% since 2011, a growing number of businesses are using smart irrigation with IoT technology for water management at their facilities.