Unsung Heroes of Return to Office
As businesses worldwide continue to overcome the hurdles of implementing return-to-office normalcy, the role of the FM is more important than ever to ensure a smooth transition.
FMs have become the unsung heroes as they provide employees with healthy, clean, sustainable workplace environments.
Learn more: http://fmj.ifma.org/publication/?m=30261&i=801244&p=64&ver=html5
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As knowledge about the impact of human activities on the planet increase, built structures also start to take energy consumption and sustainability into consideration.
Here is the timeline on sustainability efforts in the past to today. Read more: https://buff.ly/3lLDnDu
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There is an enormous amount of energy required to supply water for the construction and operations of buildings.
Approximately 25% of all water entering residential and commercial buildings, construction sites and industrial facilities is wasted.
But innovative applications of AI and machine learning are transforming how construction, building operations, and property and FM professionals deal with water waste and meet sustainability goals.
Learn more about proactive water management here: https://buff.ly/3ZAZwmq
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is urging hospitals and health systems to commit to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by 2030 and to net zero by 2050.
A few hospitals have achieved zero emissions - including the Weed Army Community Hospital in California - cost-effectively without sacrificing comfort or patient safety.
Discover the possible roadmap in the latest issue of the FMJ: https://buff.ly/3mDYAzp
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How do you calculate the value of workplace change? Kate Lister breaks down the numbers in the latest issue of FMJ http://bit.ly/2DKpPhy
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New on FMJ! Find out how to navigate the recycling ban http://bit.ly/2RVvdbj