50 篇关于设施管理的最佳文章

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21。影响现代设施管理的 4 项技术
@iOfficeCorp

设施运营负责人 iOffice 发表了一篇文章，揭示了当今影响设施管理的四项顶级技术。在这篇文章中，作者 James McDonald 探讨了 BIM、机器学习和 AI、智能建筑和可穿戴技术等高科技系统和配件如何成为所有设施都应该评估的省时省钱的解决方案。

要点：

• BIM supports facilities managers by allowing them to make data-driven decisions about space utilization, energy consumption, and redesigns.
• To strengthen a facility’s intelligent asset management initiatives, invest in machine learning technologies.

• Wearable technology is badging systems, revolutionized.

22。 Role of Technology in Facilities Management
@pcquest

In a piece written for PCQuest , Deepak Uppal, Executive Director at Enviro, tackles the broad topic of technology’s role in the facility management spectrum. Uppal uses the platform to praise the latest FM-driven information technology and educates readers on how to best select and implement such options.

Key Takeaways:

• Changing work cultures across the globe (particularly in Asia) are allowing for more seamless integration of FM technology.
• Emerging technologies are focused on the streamlining of life cycle management.
• Technology and analytics must embrace the FM industry in order to create change.

23。 10 Ways Sofware Can Help with Facilities Management
@selecthub

Those who are just sticking their toes into the idea of FM-based software implementations will find this SelectHub-penned article to be particularly helpful. In it, we learn that software investments aren’t just a passing fad, facilities managers in a wide range of industries are reaping the benefits and experiencing ultra-fast returns.

Key Takeaways:

• FM software can help fleet managers plan traffic flows.
• With the best systems, key security features can be accessed remotely, in real-time.
• CMMS and CAFM systems are beginning to offer many of the same options that traditional IWOMS systems do.

24。 14 Innovation and Trends Impacting Facilities Management
@ServiceChannel

In a post for ServiceChannel, David Markowitz quotes a long list of industry experts after asking them to reveal their thoughts on the most lasting innovations and trends currently impacting facilities management. Though the responses run the gamut in terms of content, the reader is left with a very clear view of what tools the top FM executives value most.

Key Takeaways:

• Invest in interactive store maps that display all of your valuable assets.
• Provide those working within your work order chain with mobile solutions.
• Streamline your finances by investing in an asset-based IoT system.

25。 5 Tech Features Facilities Managers Can’t Live Without
@teemforwork

Space scheduling solution app Teem, recently published an article to its blog which explores the newest and classic tech features that top facility managers can’t get enough of. The piece covers everything from the most reliable and budget-friendly workflow systems to the ever-evolving world of automated building entry, all in a digestible format that even the busiest of facilities managers can benefit from.

Key Takeaways:

• Shore-up your office scheduling by investing in an all-in-one scheduling app.
• For the most secure facilities, test out a facial recognition security system.
• Find an automated system that takes all middlemen out of work request processing.

26。 Realizing Value from Investments in FM Technology:2018 Facility Management Benchmark Survey
@VeoliaUK

French utility service provider, Veolia, has published its comprehensive Facility Management Benchmark Survey for 2018, a document that reveals hard-hitting facts about the most viable tech options used in FM today. In it, facilities managers get an in-depth look at how both “new and mature” technologies can be best implemented for a more maximized ROI.

Key Takeaways:

• Follow the trend:most facility managers have deployed data capture devices across multiple sites.
• Around half of firms are already using CAFM, CMMS or FDD.
• Wireless Occupancy Sensors offer the most convincing benefits.

Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability

27。 10 Tips for Green Building Certification
@BuildingsMedia

In an article written for Buildings , senior writer Janelle Penny provides facility managers with the top 10 ways they can most effectively receive a green building certification. Penny uses examples of businesses who have already managed to pull this off on large scales as a way to take hopeful managers through this often-laborious process.

Key Takeaways:

• Know exactly what you are trying to accomplish prior to commencing the green building initiative process.
• Put occupant and public health and safety before everything else.
• For a smoother certification process, document every step of the way.

28. 8 Recycling Tips for Facility Managers
@CleanRiverPR

CleanRiver, a recycling solution firm, has published its must-follow recycling tips for all facility managers. Considering the source, each and every tip holds high value, from the common-sense suggestions, like including high-impact signage, to the more involved, like waste hauler scheduling.

Key Takeaways:

• Before making any changes, conduct a waste audit.
• Identify your collection requirements and provide the equipment needed to fulfill them.
• Develop a facility culture that values recycling.

29。 Facility Managers and Sustainability:Challenges, Best Practices, and Trends
@engieinsight

ENGIE Insight, an efficiency management solution provides products that help facilities attain greener statuses. In this piece, writer Jamie Daubenspeck explores the challenges associated with sustainability that so many facility managers face, while still focusing in on the built-in areas that they can leverage to their advantage.

Key Takeaways:

• Facility managers have unprecedented influence over all levels of the organization.
• The energy management trend is increasing at a rapid rate.
• Facility managers are burdened by energy and water cost increases.

30。 Efficient, Sustainable, and Effective Facilities Management
@EngNewsZA

In a recent article published in Engineering News , the publication explores the ways in which today’s facilities are using sustainability initiatives to promote more effective management and operational practices. The piece also makes mention of the dreaded ‘sick building syndrome,’ a paramount FM failure that can put employees at risk.

Key Takeaways:

• One cannot run a ‘high-efficiency’ building if health and sustainability aren’t included.
• When executed correctly, green-cleaning buildings are assets to facility managers.
• Green buildings could require as little as 50% of the cleaning products used before the change.

31. Six Tips for a Green Cleaning Program
@facilityexec

Armando Lezama, senior director of operations for facility services company UG2,  reveals his best green cleaning program tips in an article for Facility Executive. In it, Lezama touches on a variety of actionable topics, such as product selection, training initiatives, compliance, and much more.

Key Takeaways:

• Details as small as ineffective entryway matting could compromise green cleaning plans.
• Spend time engaging and educating the public and staff.
• Once an initiative is deployed, continue to innovate.

32. Post-Disaster Energy Conservation Tips
@FMDAdvisor

Facilities Management Daily Advisor regularly publishes tips for those working in FM to follow, but one of its more important pieces details the ways in which energy conservation can be compromised post-disaster. This can be one of the most trying and dangerous times for a facility and its surrounding community, so the more preparation that is put into the area, the better.

Key Takeaways:

• Keep a wide variety of batteries on-hand and in accessible areas.
• Avoid unnecessary communication over voice lines.
• Put safety above all else, especially in disaster and post-disaster scenarios.

33. Tips for Small Manufacturers Looking to Go Green
@FMDAdvisor

Another piece published in Facilities Management Daily Advisor , written by Claire Condon, reveals a set of important green-related tips geared towards small manufacturers. Topics explored in the piece include:greening products, greening wastes, and greening energy.

Key Takeaways:

• Adopt a life-cycle approach to all manufactured products.
• Purchase bags and boxes made with recycled content for shipping purposes.
• Designate specialized recycling coordinators.

34. 9 Steps to Creating a Culture of Sustainability
@maintenance_mag

In an article written for FacilitiesNet , writer Stephen Ashkin, details the many steps that facility managers must take in order to attain more sustainable company cultures. Ashkin explores a variety of methods that this can be achieved, including honoring staff suggestions and promoting accountability throughout the organization.

Key Takeaways:

• Advise staffers to take sustainable approaches both at work and in their personal lives.
• Designate an in-house sustainable leader or “champion.”
• Sustainability involves three key components:social, environmental, and economic.

35。 14 Tips for Success in Green Building
@maintenance_mag

For facility managers fortunate enough to be involved in the building of their facilities, FacilitiesNet has published a list of 14 tips that outline that ways in which green initiatives can start long before the construction begins.

Key Takeaways:

• Invest in low-risk energy conservation efforts before making a full commitment.
• Devise an attainable green plan and hire accordingly.
• Learn to communicate about important facilities decisions with the executive team.

36。 Sustainability Drives Facility’s Future
@maintenance_mag

FacilitiesNet  published yet another insightful article on sustainability in FM, this one penned by healthcare industries expert, Cathryn Jakicic. This quick read delivers a surprising punch, detailing the many trends that are shaping the future of sustainable facilities management at OhioHealth O’Bleness Hospital in Athens, Ohio.

Key Takeaways:

• Comprehensive sustainability plans include a range of social, economic, and environmental goals.
• A good portion of goals should fall into energy reduction and renewability.
• Consider including a local and sustainable purchasing initiative into your sustainability plan.

37. 4 Steps to Improve Your Facility’s Energy Efficiency
@softwareadvice

In this piece written for Software Advice , author Taylor Short explores the way in which comprehensive energy auditing can help form, and ultimately dictate, sustainability plans. This can be done through a series of submetering and consumption data analysis, as well as smart benchmarking.

Key Takeaways:

• Make use of your vendor resources to more accurately aggregate consumption data.
• Integrate Energy Star ratings into your facility’s benchmarks.
• Create an energy-saving contest or committee.

38. Improve Your Food Plant’s Sustainability with These 5 Tips
@stellargroup

Those managing a food manufacturing facility will get helpful info from this piece published in Stellar Energy’s Food for Thought 博客。 In it, we are awarded great tips for promoting sustainability, including guidance on insulation, processing lighting, and water conservation.

Key Takeaways:

• Switch to LED lighting in processing areas.
• Invest in and make use of variable frequency drives (VFDs).
• Swap out your traditional paneling for insulated metal panels (IMPs).

39. Optimize Operational and Maintenance Practices
@wholebldgdesign

The Whole Building Design Guide , which is a program of the National Institute of Building Sciences, includes an article which focuses on the streamlining of operational and maintenance practices for facility managers. In it, readers are provided with guidelines on how to best launch sustainability-driven training programs, as well as the implementation of waste programs.

Key Takeaways:

• Switch to on-site composting of organic materials.
• Enable all power-down features on electronics.
• Consult the EPA for tips on safer cleaning alternatives.

Emergency Preparedness and Security

40。 A Building Security Checklist for Crime Prevention
@thebalance

In an article for The Balance Small Business,  William Deutsch reveals his building security checklist, a set of rules that have been updated to meet the technological needs of today’s facility managers. Although each list should be customized to fit the needs of each unique operation, this one is a great place to start.

Key Takeaways:

• Devise a natural surveillance checklist that maximizes visibility.
• Develop a territorial reinforcement plan that makes a strong distinction between public and private property lines.
• Focus on keeping property well-maintained.

41. 4 Security Best Practices
@BuildingsMedia

Facility management publication, Buildings , created a slideshow-based article that covers the four main areas that all working in the field of FM should follow. Included in the post is a range of helpful advice, from adopting the latest technology to building a proactive security culture.

Key Takeaways:

• Develop a clear security plan and be sure to reinforce it as weak points become uncovered.
• Update all security cameras so that footage is as clear as possible and can be accessed remotely.
• Work with your IT department to fortify your digital security.

42. Tips for Facility Security Planning and Training
@TRPCorp

Technical Response Planning, or TRP, is a firm that specializes in the field of response planning and software implementation for a variety of industries. In this piece, TRP takes a deep dive into the ways in which all different sizes of operations can develop their own customized facility security plans.

Key Takeaways:

• Develop a training plan that consists of focused drills and security actions for all those working in the facility.
• Take account of all current security threats and patterns.
• Regularly check all control and security devices.

43. Study:Ten Things that Any Emergency Preparedness/Business Continuity Plan Should Include
@IFMA

The authority on all things facility management, the IFMA, released an article that profiles its sweeping study of emergency preparedness and business continuity planning. This piece provides a breakdown of the statistics gathered and includes information on how facilities can right their wrongs moving forward.

Key Takeaways:

• 19 percent of surveyed organizations did not have an up-to-date emergency preparedness/business continuity plan
•  Define important roles prior to the plan being written.
• Crowdsource by developing a network of strategic partners, if necessary.

44. Facility Managers and Their Role in an On-Site Emergency
@IFMALongIsland

IFMA’s Long Island Chapter penned an article that focuses in on the role of facility managers during on-site emergencies. In it, the organization speaks on a number of key safety topics, including preparation steps, quick decision-making during on-site emergencies, and crisis plan evaluation.

Key Takeaways:

• Communicate with all members of your team frequently in order to solidify emergency plans.
• Schedule trial runs and improve upon the weak points.
• Keep an updated list of staffers and any and all people who enter the building regularly.

45. What is the Facilities Manager’s Role in Keeping the Workplace Safe?
@iOfficeCorp

This article, written by Tiffany Bloodworth from iOffice Corp, covers the responsibilities that all facility managers should take both on a daily basis and in the event of an on-site emergency. Bloodworth speaks on high and low-tech ways to achieve this, with everything from system investments to common sense staff security training.

Key Takeaways:

• Install and regularly maintain outdoor lighting in parking lots and the outer areas of the building.
• Identify potentially violent or disgruntled employees and report them to upper management.
• Develop an emergency plan that fits your specific facility.

46. Facility Manager Tips:How Can You Actively Promote Workplace Safety
@OfficeSpaceSw

Workplace safety is a topic in which the average employee doesn’t place much interest, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t ways to spark motivation. In David Spence’s piece for the OfficeSpace Blog, we get valuable insight on how facility managers can keep everyday workers invested in the overall safety and disaster protocol followed by facilities.

Key Takeaways:

• Hold office training sessions and inform employees about any policy changes as they come up.
• Perform thorough, routine equipment checks.
• Educate yourself on all of the latest safety and disaster planning practices.

47. Facility Management Tips:Emergency and Disaster Drills Assisted by Software
@OfficeSpaceSw

Conducting emergency drills is an integral part of upholding facility safety plans, but ones that are handwritten often contain errors. In David Spence’s piece for the OfficeSpace Blog, we get introduced to floor plan software that is made to optimize and fortify these drills for the safest facilities possible.

Key Takeaways:

• Conduct separate drills for each disaster, including fire, chemical, and inclement weather.
• Make rules and expectations known to employees.
• Designate a drill observer or team of advisors to judge the efficacy of the safety plan.

48. How to Create an Emergency Plan for Facilities
@REMINetwork

In this article for Canadian Facility Management and Design, Jeffrey Gayer reports on the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety’s guidelines for creating the most thorough emergency plans for facilities. In it, we get an introduction to facility-specific plans, information that can help you gain an important awareness of the emergency-based ins and outs of your facility.

Key Takeaways:

• Consider providing first responder training to an employee or hiring someone who already has it.
• Be sure that your first aid kits meet the specific needs of your facility.
• Confirm that all MSDS and SDS are up-to-date and posted.

49. Facility Management Security:Technologies for a Solid Defense
@SoftwareAdvice

In this enlightening piece written for Software Advice, writer Taylor Short takes a deep dive into the topic of facility security. This is done through a series of interviews, as well as an evaluation of the best emerging software that helps to fortify the plans.

Key Takeaways:

• Have an honest discussion with your teammates to ensure that your security plan is an effective one.
• Invest in ACAM and VSS security systems.
• Understand your facility’s goals before making staunch plans or pricy investments.

50. Top 11 Safety and Security Tips for Facilities in 2019
@WhosOnLocation

Emergency management firm, Who’s On Location, brings us the Top 11 Safety and Security Tips of 2019 , an article that brings to light the trusted tips and emerging technologies that are shaping the world of modern FM.

Key Takeaways:

• Consider implementing lone worker safety tracking solutions.
• Don’t trust one-size-fits-all emergency response plans.
• Invest in photo ID scanning for visitors.