Columnists

With new work order management software, Chris Hill brought efficiency to a university's maintenance practices

An emerging security technology links all functions in the realm.

TFM Columnist Jim Elledge gets to the bottom of this annoying problem.

Biomimicry proves that imitation is the highest form of flattery. After all, millions of species can't be wrong.

Two years after achieving LEED certification for its original construction, the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, AR pursues LEED for Existing Buildings.

What the fm does with the plan is as important as the plan itself, according to Guest Contributor Ken Koch.

Miami International Airport is experiencing a major expansion. With airport security an increasingly important issue, Ray Davalos needed to find an inventive way to test new security products and systems.

Crane humorously dissects his latest energy saving project: re-lamping for fun and profit!

TFM Columnist Jim Elledge explains everything you ever wanted to know about pew sprawl.

This month, budget season (no, not football season) is at the center of Crane's fall follies.

TFM Columnist Jim Elledge compares confined space standards outside of the U.S.

Guest Contributor Sonny Jester feels fms can experience early avoidance and resolution of construction disputes.

Unfettered communication technologies can offer more.

New tragedies at the former Deutsche Bank building rekindle public emotion at Ground Zero

They do everything BIG at Hyatt Regency Chicago. In this Q&A with Tom Feilen, find out how the hotel

TFM Columnist Jim Elledge provides an update on the facility management degree programs (as of September 2007).

FM Frequency Columnist Jeff Crane ponders electricity and reliability

Guest Contributor Steve Lindauer discusses how an accepted tool can simplify the coordination of all contractors.

Tim Springer explains why there are distinct qualities that separate true leaders from mere managers.

These birds are known to attack building rooftops and caulking, as well as other exterior surfaces. It all translates into structural damage and costly repairs. As a “bonus” to landlords, all vultures are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918. Under the Act, taking, killing, or possessing migratory birds is unlawful.Therefore, your only options are humane pest control methods.