May 2013 Issue (Volume 26, Number 4)
Safety has always been an important aspect of facility management, and concerns about occupant well-being are prevalent in facilities of all types and sizes. In this issue, read about workplace hostility, chemical safety changes, and healthy workspaces.
April 2013 Issue (Volume 26, Number 3)
In addition to the government case study in this issue, the articles about HVAC maintenance, technology tools, groundskeeping, lighting, and security draw on the theme of using the knowledge of vendors who act as partners to advance the goals of facilities.
March 2013 Issue (Volume 26, Number 2)
School shootings, violence, and other threats are examined in this issue, which focuses on security and safety.
January/February 2013 Issue (Volume 26, Number 1)
TFM's Facility Executive of the Year and Readers' Choice Award winners are announced in this issue. Coverage of roofing, HVAC, and resilient floor care are also featured.
November 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 11)
The natural disasters occurring across North America in recent years have no doubt impacted many facility managers, and the northeastern U.S. has joined those ranks learning to recover.
October 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 10)
The route to a greener facility depends on many factors specific to the situation. But the goal of reducing negative impact on the environment is common to all who set out on the path.
September 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 9)
As fall approaches, many facility managers are making adjustments to their operations. Impending weather changes call for a review of facility conditions, shifts in maintenance schedules, and, perhaps, the departure of a seasonal employee.
August 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 8)
The publication of this issue of Today's Facility Manager signifies a new era. Readers will welcome the return of "Tricks Of The Trade" under the auspices of the magazine's new facility management guru, Kevin Folsom, while Editor Heidi Schwartz steps aside to take over as Internet Director for Group C Media.
July 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 7)
Power integrity, one proactive facet essential to most disaster mitigation approaches, is examined in this issue that emphasizes energy and new technology.
June 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 6)
Find out how technology can assist project management and building automation in this issue.
May 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 5)
Everything from cloud based buildings to the latest in ceilings and directional sound are analyzed in this issue.
April 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 4)
According to experts from the ICC, the IgCC is expected to increase sustainability, cost savings, and job growth while providing direction for safe and sustainable building design and construction.
March 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 3)
Energy and ADA regulation updates are in the spotlight in this issue.
February 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 2)
Data center storage is heading for the virtual cloud, and facility managers are urged to work with other experts in order to stay in sync.
January 2012 Issue (Volume 25, Number 1)
TFM's Facility Executive of the Year headlines this issue, which also looks at HVAC trends, emergency preparedness, high-tech facilities, and green cleaning.
December 2011 Issue (Volume 24, Number 12)
TFM’s December 2011 issue featured a number of product and service solutions recently introduced by industry suppliers, and Anne Vazquez, TFM’s Managing Editor, spoke with some of these vendors about how their offerings are designed to help facility managers further their goals in 2012.
November 2011 Issue (Volume 24, Number 11)
For facility managers, the transition to the smart grid should be seen as an opportunity, not a burden. Technologies will optimize buildings and make it easier to manage energy assets.
October 2011 Issue (Volume 24, Number 10)
Water conservation measures are no longer the stuff of science fiction books or disaster films. The pressure is on for large consumers to cut back.
September 2011 Issue (Volume 24, Number 9)
Integrated into Vancouver's landscape but located near downtown amenities, the new LEED Platinum West Building of the Convention Centre is a testament to urban planning.
August 2011 Issue (Volume 24, Number 8)
Perimeter security setups can be incredibly costly, and in the current economic climate, many organizations run the risk of compromising their effectiveness through cost cutting efforts.
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