Tag: Benchmarks
Data Analysis And Its Strategic Role In Higher Education Facilities Management
Data analysis helps higher education facility managers better understand their facilities, so that their campuses can be positioned to thrive tomorrow.
Question Of The Week: Cleaning Material And Toiletries Budgets
One tech facility manager is trying to determine budgetary benchmarking policies for procuring maintenance and toiletry products.
EPA Guide Offers Workplace Water Best Management Practices
America’s commercial and institutional facilities use 17% of the water provided by the nation’s public water supplies, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Facility professionals need to optimize their usage of this precious resource.
Now Available: 2013 California Building Standard, Title 24
Title 24 codes lead the way to building a safe, sustainable and resilient California.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Cleaning Benchmarks
What kinds of cleaning benchmarks are available for office areas of all kinds?
First IFMA Health Care Council Annual Report Released
The Council's board of directors has authorized complimentary distribution of the electronic version of the report to anyone working in the health care industry.
Learn How To Capture Energy Incentives And Strengthen The Power Grid
Join us for this free webinar and learn how to to open new revenue streams, reduce energy costs, and advance sustainability goals at your facility with virtually no disruption to productivity.
Watch This: The Role Of Facilities Management In Handling Emergencies And Maintenance
This video webinar provides actionable strategies to safeguard your assets, protect lives, and ensure operational continuity.
[VIDEO] Job Order Contracting: Accelerating the Projects that Matter
This proven single-solicitation process accelerates project delivery while satisfying local bidding requirements. Learn all about Gordian’s JOC solutions .
Infrastructure Upgrades For Energy And Labor Savings: Scaling For Growth
How Arway Linen and Uniform is reducing water and energy consumption by 51%.