In-Depth Articles

Facility managers have a duty to maintain a safe environment for contractors, building occupants, and passersby while roof maintenance is taking place.

A cautiously optimistic outlook on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in the fire and life safety industry.

Maintaining consistent workplace security across scattered locations is a top priority for executives. Visitor management tools can bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and practical solutions.

See how computer-aided facility management software is used to tackle obstacles in office management.

How mission-critical facilities are designed to be the most resilient buildings.

Cultural humility and belonging in the workplace revolve around fostering transparency, self-awareness, and dismantling hierarchical structures.

The perils of open-plan offices and hot desking.

Emergency preparedness is challenging for any business, but having the right tools can make a difference.

Why facility executives and leaders have to be actively involved in business continuity planning and training.

Facility executives can take steps to avoid litigation and maintain accessible spaces for all by choosing the right ADA consultant.

Explore commonly overlooked elements when it comes to fire safety and prevention.

Baptist Health Care followed these steps to fortify its new Pensacola, Florida medical campus from natural disasters.

Organizations need to choose office improvement investments wisely. Here are a few workplace trends shaping office spaces to consider in 2024.

It’s critical to have high-quality cleaning equipment to sustain a high standard of cleanliness.

The integration of remanufacturing and WELL principles are poised to shape the future of office design in 2024 and beyond. 

Facility executives can enhance their organizations' resilience to weather disasters through proactive measures and informed decision-making.

Facility executives can’t neglect succession planning without risking business continuity and building performance.

Before jumping into an investment in renewables, first optimize your energy systems for cost savings and efficiency.

With expanded shale, clay, or slate (ESCS) in their arsenal, facility managers can mitigate stormwater damage while reducing their operation costs.

Thousands of facilities unknowingly releasing harmful pollutants through improper stormwater management are a real threat to the environment. Explore tips on how to develop your stormwater plan.