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October 4: Improve Your Office Day
A survey conducted in anticipation of the October 4 observation of “Improve Your Office Day” finds that new technology and furniture rank high on employees’ wish lists of office improvements.
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Organizational Tools
I’ve tried Outlook, calendars, and traditional notebooks, but I need advice. We already use a third party call center for the daily issues. Does anyone have a recommendation based on personal experience?
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FRIDAY FUNNY: Faster Than A Speeding Sofa!
For those of us with furniture that just sits around doing nothing, it’s time to get cracking on a new record!
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New Service Spotlight: Solar Power Purchase Program from Siemens
Focused toward public sector facility managers, Siemens has a program offering solar energy projects without having to make an initial capital investment in solar equipment.
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Best Practices For Fire Readiness
In recognition of Fire Prevention Month, Cintas Corporation has released a list of best practices to help facility managers prevent and prepare for a fire.
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New Product Flash: Variable Frequency Drives For Hazardous Environments From Cooper Crouse-Hinds
Cooper Crouse-Hinds’ ACE Series Explosionproof Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) are a NEMA 7 VFD solution that can be installed in Class I, Division 1 or 2 hazardous areas. VFDs are already widely used to optimize…
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Clean Desk Policies
Where can I find out more about these policies, particularly with regard to the change management process?
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FRIDAY FUNNY: Signs Of The Times
Here’s another batch of humorous signs that have an unusual way of conveying a message.
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NEW SERVICE SPOTLIGHT: Rolyn Priority Disaster Planning Service
The new service allows fms to make a decision about prices and capabilities in advance, before a disaster strikes their facilities, instead of in the chaotic midst of a disaster or emergency situation.
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ABI Turns Positive after Four Straight Monthly Declines
AIA reported the August ABI score was 51.4, following a very weak score of 45.1 in July. This score reflects an increase in demand for design services.
