Tag: Retail Facilities

At the intersection commonly referred to as Times Square North, the retailer's first flagship store in Canada features a fully illuminated curtain wall system.

Locking in a loss prevention strategy in retail facilities calls for careful consideration of each opening based on its specific requirements.

For this owner of three locations, it was important to install an intrusion system with minimal disruption to the buildings themselves as well as day-to-day operations.

The STORE Series offers an efficient and intelligent solution for lighting projects in the retail and hospitality market.

This ambient scenting services provider has introduced an IoT system that enables facility management to make adjustments in real time.

Now in its 25th year, these annual energy awards recognize innovators in the field of energy efficiency.

Technology that monitors building systems in food retail facilities can help to reduce inefficiencies and operating costs.

A program of the U.S. Department of Energy, the Better Buildings Initiative partners with organizations to facilitate and track energy improvements.

With building occupants increasingly relying on mobile devices, facility management recognizes the imperative to provide reliable networks — among other technology amenities.

Florida-based BrandSmart USA carried out a $2 million+ energy retrofit by employing the Property Assessed Clean Energy finance tool. Facility management service firm ABM managed the project for the retailer.

PRSM, the retail facilities maintenance association, has selected new officers for the 2016-17 term.

This pre-engineered, modular solar PV solution aims to help facilities scale their renewable energy programs with minimal disruption.

Black Friday is past, but the holiday shopping is in full swing — raising safety concerns for retail facility managers.

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

Crowd management measures are critical during major sales events; U.S. Labor Department’s OSHA sends reminder to retail associations.

The Kroger Co. made changes resulting in its 500th ENERGY STAR certified store.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and state governments have recently shone the spotlight on retailers’ role as hazardous waste generators, hitting these companies with tens of millions of dollars in fines based on violations of state and federal hazardous waste laws. This white paper from PRSM reviews the options for retailers.

Using its Niles, OH store as a test location, the retailer seeks to reduce energy in more than 112 million square feet of occupied facility space by at least 20% by 2020.

The use of this expanded format imagery in facilities is no longer confined to traditional monitors.