Facility Executive April 2024 Issue
The April 2024 issue explores business continuity. Plus, fire safety, managing FM teams, ADA compliance, and more.
4.8 Earthquake Shakes East Coast: Strongest In 250 Years
From Maryland to Maine, communities unaccustomed to temblors felt the earth move beneath their feet this morning. Here are 15 helpful hints on how to check your facilities for earthquake damage.
The Built Environment: How Do Weather Events Impact Interior Design?
New research from the American Society of Interior Designers and Chemical Insights Research Institute explores the impacts of extreme weather on interior design.
Four Steps To Prepare Your Facility For Spring
With spring 2024 expected to alternate between late snowfalls and severe weather events, your buildings must be well-prepared for a range of weather-related risks.
Mastering Resilience: What’s New At CIMC 2024?
Find out what’s new at this year’s Continuity Insights Management Conference (CIMC), taking place in Charlotte, NC May 6-8.
Adapting To Climate Uncertainty
Facility executives can enhance their organizations' resilience to weather disasters through proactive measures and informed decision-making.
Hawaii Energy Project Supports Clean Energy, Resilience Goals
Ameresco will develop the 'Ūkiu Energy 40MW Renewable Energy Site, which will add critical grid reliability to Maui and move Hawaii closer to its clean energy goals.
The Cornerstone Of Control-Based Resilience Programs
BCI board member Scott Baldwin will discuss control-based resilience programs at the Continuity Insights 2024 Management Conference.
The Greatest Resource For Emergency Preparedness? Your CMMS
As severe weather becomes more commonplace, healthcare facilities are forced to prepare for recovery once the inevitable storm hits. Utilize your CMMS strategically before and after weather disasters to get back to serving patients as quickly as possible.
Setting Up For Succession
Facility executives can’t neglect succession planning without risking business continuity and building performance.
Legacy Phone Lines Are Draining Your Profits
Copper wire phone lines supporting emergency devices are being phased out while draining your profits. How will you stop the leak?
Preparing For The Worst: Planning For Facilities Resilience
Organizational leaders are focused on long-term planning efforts to prepare for an increase in extreme weather events.
Where In The World Are The Best Places For Remote Work?
Find out where the U.S. ranks among the best (and worst) countries to work remotely based on cyber safety, economic safety, digital and physical infrastructure, and social safety.
Did You Miss Our Dynamic Facilities Roundtable Discussion?
A lineup of forward-thinking professionals shares insights, observations, and personal anecdotes about today's most newsworthy facility management themes.
Resilient Buildings: Standing In The Face Of Disaster
Buildings and communities can look to codes, standards, and financing to achieve sustainability and resilience goals.
Preparing For A Power Emergency
Over the past year, severe weather events and power grid problems have struck various regions, acting as a resounding wake up call to commercial buildings.
IBM Commits To Training Two Million in Artificial Intelligence
Learners will benefit from a new generative AI course roadmap and collaborations with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) worldwide.
Watch Now! AI In Facilities Management: Challenges & Opportunities
View this free video webinar and find out why AI is coming for the facilities management industry, and how you can use and control it.
Did You Miss Our Webinar? Maintaining Buildings In A Modern Age
View this free video webinar and learn tips for maintaining buildings, so you can take custody of your building knowledge and information.
Disaster Recovery: Lennox Celebrates New Start In Iowa
Five years ago, a devastating tornado caused major damage to the Lennox manufacturing facility in Marshalltown, Iowa.