Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Maintenance”
One of the core precepts of business profitability is planning ahead, so needs and expenses are anticipated. Otherwise, you’re constantly “putting out fires,” which is inefficient—and costly. For facility managers, planning means having a comprehensive […]
Does your approach to facility management center primarily around preparing, scheduling, and delegating maintenance tasks at regular intervals? This type of planned preventive maintenance is still widely practiced, but at many facilities, it’s now giving way to a new, more effective method […]
In late December 2018, International Data Corporation (IDC) predicted that the collective sum of the world’s data would grow from the current 33 zettabytes to 175 zettabytes by 2025 […]
The indoor environment of any building is complex, and hospitals are no exception. But in a facility dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of its inhabitants […]
As a facilities manager, you’re so busy that you’re doing well if you review your utility bills regularly. But when was the last time you closely examined your contract with the utility company? […]
We’ve talked about preventative maintenance before on our blog, and where it stands on the continuum relative to other types of maintenance. But that’s not the end of the story; […]
Considering utilizing solar power for your building’s energy needs (and potentially generating additional revenue by selling some of that power back to the utility)? […]
Which of these scenarios best describes your building’s maintenance program? Reliant on a paper management system, your workers spend most of their time performing […]
In a nutshell, demand response is a programmatic approach to energy curtailment during peak hours. Peak hours are normally established by each local electric utility […]
