FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PREVIEW
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ENTERTAINMENT Visitors will have plenty of learning opportunities at Facilities Management 2015 too, including the return of FM Matters, where experts from some of the biggest names in industry will share their knowledge and experience.
Running in conjunction with FM Matters will be The Business Exchange. This will feature a selection of free, content-rich practical talks full of the latest research, new innovations and case studies exploring the hottest topics, challenges and trends. For instance Tony Cahill, Executive Director of Business and Service Development at Vivark will be discussing why energy management is becoming an increasingly important subject and explain the signifi cance of creating an integrated workplace design.
Oliver Ridgwell, Sales and Marketing Manager at Manhattan Atrium will be detailing the process of implementing Building Information Modelling (BIM) for a Historic Estate and its integration with use of FM systems. Whilst Gerard O’Keeffe, CEO at Geopal will be exploring how to transform fi eld operations from
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a reactive and break/fi x model to a preventative and predictive model.
Dean Noden, UK Sales Manager at eSight Energy will be exploring the important factors to consider when integrating energy into facilities management. Issues such as compatibility with existing systems, accessibility, scalability, future proofi ng and global capability will all be discussed. For those looking to introduce or upgrade an energy management system within their existing projects or services, this presentation is not to be missed.
Few would argue that being more carbon conscious is a hot topic for the Facilities Management industry at the moment. With this in mind Matt Whitehead, Head of Energy and Carbon Reduction at LCMB and Mitchel Maynard, Senior Energy Consultant at LCMB will be discussing how to deliver behavioural change when it comes to energy and carbon awareness.
There will be additional entertainment in the form of show favourite, Lions’ Lair, which will see the event’s newest technologies, innovations and concepts pitched to an expert panel in a bid to fi nd the best in show. The winner will be announced live on the show fl oor, straight after the voting has closed.
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