Bonus Features

The planning process can consider these six factors.

Monitoring conditions during work on a site keeps disruptions to patients in check.

It's time for an ADA compliance check as the law's 25th anniversary arrives.

Unwanted furniture does not need to go into a landfill.

Ceilings are significant for both visual and acoustic comfort.

At Sinclair Community College in Dayton, OH, leveraging technology clarified priorities for informed decisions.

Historically, water efficiency has taken a backseat to energy efforts, but this is all changing now.

Specialty products can help mitigate door damage, lower repair costs, and reduce downtime.

When lowering HVAC energy demands is a goal, the most effective choice is not one-size-fits-all.

The newest technologies can elevate worker protection.

Ed Coene’s original formula for success guided the development of a dynamic brand with international reach in print, online and unique events that are essential components of successful project development. Coene, founder and president of Group C, publishers of Today's Facility Manager and Business Facilities, passed away on September 17, 2013.

Niels Diffrient died on June 8, 2013 at the age of 84. This Q&A from the Today's Facility Manager archives illustrates how one of the top human factors designers came from humble beginnings to sprout impressive roots. It has been retrieved in his honor. From the October 2002 issue.

Recent events force K-12 facility managers to evaluate security measures in their schools. From the March 2013 issue of Today's Facility Manager.

This is the last article in a three part series examining the concept of strategic facility planning.

Strategic facility planning starts with this single question, but the response relies on understanding both the purpose of the activity and the desired results. So what's the question?

This special feature salutes the 20 year relationship between Zeftron®, fms, and TFM.

David J. Brady, president and CEO of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) shares his thoughts on two decades of facility management (FM) achievement.

This is an extended version of the article that appears in the September 2008 issue, which recognizes TFM's 20th Anniversary.

Springer and Lockwood explain how seemingly unrelated events can link up to create new challenges for facility professionals.

Are facility managers ready to act? Or are they marching to the beat of a different drum?

The first TFM Salary Survey reveals demographic nuances based on key factors.

TFM survey examines financial demographics of the profession.

Everything and anything is possible for this man whose actions speak louder than words.

As the Pentagon renovation manager, Lee Evey is not only the man responsible for overseeing the Phoenix Project—restoring the area damaged in last September's attacks–but he is also supervising the long-term renovation of one of the largest—and arguably the most famous–buildings in the United States.

One facility professional had to experience disaster in order to take monumental steps towards environmental progress.

Bolstered by the work of the EMerge Alliance, direct current (DC) is gaining momentum as a potential power distribution option that could help drive microgrid and net zero building initiatives.

Severe weather tests Gulf Coast facility managers trying to protect

When a full-scale replacement is not feasible, adding secondary glazing is an option.

This "apples to apples" approach is gaining clout with facility professionals in charge of project management and product procurement.

While insulation is just one part of the building envelope package, knowing this performance characteristic can help in decision making.

Among those joining the list was JCPenney, the first big box retailer to earn the designation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Following a specific process can go a long way towards getting security measures in place.

An educational outreach program transforms potential dropouts into successful, skilled graduates.

Results from TFM's annual survey reveal a cash crop of new and renovation projects. From the September 2007 issue.