Recent Issues

Energy codes are being examined in various parts of the country, and energy reporting is being considered as a benchmarking target. Read more about these topics in the latest issue of Facility Executive magazine.

This issue reflects the diversity of tasks handled by members of the facility management profession and it includes a profile of the Facility Executive of the Year winner for 2015.

The year draws to a close, and this issue of the magazine once again covers every aspect of the facility management profession along with special year end coverage.

In this issue, TFM's Annual Green Report includes a selection of articles addressing a variety of sustainability concerns. FM Frequency: It's Not Easy Being Green(er) - Tech And FM: The Enernet - The Next Frontier? - Facility Retrofit: Green Roof Revisit - Services & Maintenance: All-Around Green Clean - Alternative Energy Trends: Deep Impact With Energy Retrofits - FM Issue: Managing Security Services - LEED Case Study: Triple LEED

This issue looks at the future of facility management in both technical and human terms. The HVAC Factor: Hybrid Operating Rooms, Professional Development: Finding Future Facility Managers, Services & Maintenance: For Safety's Sake, Energy Management Trends: Stepping Up Energy Management, FM Issue: Mission Critical Training, Hospital Case Study: Rebirth In New Orleans, Special Feature: Forklifts And Freight Terminal Doors, Renewable Energy: The Role Of Demand Response.

While the summer months may signify a slower pace for some professions, facility managers keep especially busy with improvements to take them into the harsher months ahead.

The articles in this issue address the broad overlapping aspects of operations, with a focus on the role facility managers can play in advancing organizational goals.

This issue of Today's Facility Manager looks at how technology delivers primarily positive results in most operational matters.

This issue of Today's Facility Manager presents several aspects for managers to consider when selecting and operating the lighting systems in and around their facilities.

A routine day for facility managers is anything but routine, but that's why so many professionals enjoy the challenges. This issue covers everything from occupant health, life safety, business continuity, and data centers.

This issue contains two special features that are an established part of TFM's coverage—the 21st annual Readers' Choice Awards and the 12th annual Facility Executive of the Year Award.

This issue features an online bonus to its print SOLUTIONS coverage—live podcasts with select vendors. It also includes TFM's annual Trends Recap.

The articles in this issue reflect the varied responsibilities fms juggle and the myriad of ways fms and their teams might approach these tasks. From the November 2013 issue.

Fms know they can squeeze efficiencies from existing equipment at low- or no-cost, but there are other opportunities they may be missing. From the October 2013 issue.

Building industry professionals have become increasingly focused on the reality of natural disasters. From the September 2013 issue.

With a hand in virtually all areas of their sites, facility managers possess a holistic view of their organization' s buildings—equipping them with valuable insight into where and how perimeter security should be implemented. From the August 2013 issue.

Reflecting the variety of topics and strategies fms handle each day, with an eye on both the short- and long-term, this month's issue contains a diverse collection of articles,with several highlight the value of partnerships. From the July 2013 issue.

School shootings, violence, and other threats are examined in this issue, which focuses on security and safety.

Safety has always been an important aspect of facility management, and concerns about occupant well-being are prevalent in facilities of all types and sizes. In this issue, read about workplace hostility, chemical safety changes, and healthy workspaces.

In addition to the government case study in this issue, the articles about HVAC maintenance, technology tools, groundskeeping, lighting, and security draw on the theme of using the knowledge of vendors who act as partners to advance the goals of facilities.