Facility Executive Magazine

Only by investing in new energy projects while simultaneously reducing consumption can we avert the “economic, resource and ecological time bombs” just waiting to go off, says Tishman Technologies Executive Vice President Ronald Bowman.

Guest Contributor Stanley Trim examines how to leverage proven processes to manage GHGs.

Columnist Tom Condon puts emerging elevator technology in the spotlight.

All the way from Snow White

TFM Columnist Jim Elledge offers advice on tenant welcome packages.

TFM Columnist Jim Elledge helps one facility manager get up to speed on this topical problem that has been in the news lately.

Many IT services providers are reconsidering U.S. locations as potential sourcing destinations, including lower cost, mid-sized metropolitan areas and rural communities.

This recyclable piping system is designed specifically for potable water applications.

Touched by thousands of hands, this hallowed hockey trophy was tested for bacterial levels.

The retro-technology, called "biomonitoring," uses live honeybees to gauge air pollution levels from jet exhaust and ground transportation vehicles used in and around the facilities. The honey is taken from these bees is then tested for impurities.

The International Facility Management Association is pleased to announce its 2010-2011 executive committee and board of directors, which begin their terms July 1. Francis J. Kuhn, CFM, CFMJ, will serve as the new chair of the association’s board of directors, succeeding Thomas L. Mitchell Jr., CFM, CFMJ.

How these systems are configured depends on what level of defense against an outage is desired.

The U.S. Department of Labor has announced a total of $27 million in National Emergency Grant awards to Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi to assist workers along the Gulf Coast who have been displaced as a result of the ongoing Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Facility managers can use the RoofGenuity modeling tool to discover the optimal roofing configuration for their buildings.

CONSTRUCT, which will take place September 13 to 16, 2011, at McCormick Place, Chicago, IL, is accepting submissions for the 2011 education program until September 6, 2010.

The LAX Coastal Area Chamber of Commerce presented the authority with its Sustainability Award.

New requirements regarding natural ventilation, exhaust systems, and the IAQ Procedure are included in the newly published 2010 version of Standard 62.1.

The furniture company has been accepted into the Indiana DEP Environmental Stewardship Program.

Working at a place like Nintendo sounds like a fun job for anyone who enjoys the gaming experience. But in reality, it's still a job, just like any other--especially in terms of facility management issues.

MovinCool, designer and manufacturer of spot cooling products for facilities, has launched the "Dare to Dream" $25,000 Sweepstakes. The contest runs through September 30,...