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Facility managers' are taking a greater stake in the construction and renovation processes by commissioning such projects. From the August 2003 issue.

Regular check ups aren't only good for people, they're good for buildings too, according to Jeff Crane.

The TFM Show at Construct America offers attendees even more than ever before.

Taking the satellite view with a customer service attitude can make a big difference.

Imagine for a moment an employee or tenant who suddenly collapses from cardiac arrest and needs medical attention immediately. From the March 2003 issue.

This standard, used traditionally for the construction industry, is expanding to include facility management responsibilities. From the March 2003 issue.

The president of Digital Data Trust describes the tools and techniques fms need to protect their confidential information.

Crane is victorious in battle, but do the spoils go to his contractors and vendors?

Following a protracted campaign to achieve Congressional passage of legislation on this critical initiative, the "Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002" was signed into law at the White House on November 26, 2002. From the February 2003 issue.

Crane speaks of how his building turns temperamental when he tries to take a few days off.

In its premier year, TFM's Facility Executive Of The Year Award is a distinct accolade. It recognizes the outstanding work done by a facility professional on a single project, making it the only award of its kind. One nominee was particularly outstanding, and that was the entry submitted on behalf of Kelly Olds.