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Articles Posted in the Trends Category
This feature takes a detailed look at some of the significant product related news that will be shaping the selection process for facility managers in the future.
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ADA Trends: ADA Compliance In Difficult Times
Guest Contributor Katherine McGuinness offers this advice for facility professionals who may struggle when it comes to deciding which standard to use.
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Roofing Trends: A Shot In The Roof
TFM Editor/Co-Publisher Heidi Schwartz takes a look at how economic stimulus spending may support “shovel-ready” infrastructure improvements that include roofing repairs.
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HVAC Trends: Journey From The Underground
Contributor Chad Safran reveals why ground source heat pumps may prove to be the next wave in HVAC systems.
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2008 Trends Recap: From One Year Into The Next
It was another year in which innovation and new ideas helped the facility management profession move into the future. This recap takes a look at what trends made an impact.
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Wireless Trends: Being Heard From Inside And Out
Digital Antenna Systems (DAS) are helping facility managers improve cellular signals and wireless connectivity in their buildings.
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Green Purchasing Trends: Awash In The Green Product Cycle
Third party certification is helping facility managers decide what products meet environmental standards in order to avoid greenwashing.
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Office Technology Trends: A Change in Direction
Office machines once considered essential have been pushed aside by newer products.
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Security Trends: Threats In The Dark
New security technology helps facility managers monitor dangers in the workplace.
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Fire Management Trends: Escaping The Ring of Fire
During a fire, facility managers need to evacuate employees and protect the building’s future.
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Furniture Trends: Horse Before Cart
Rather than forcing users to adapt, furniture is finally presenting practical, yet creative, solutions.
