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COVER STORY
ENIGMATIC PRODUCTS WIN IN THE WASHROOM
Essential Supply Products are here to introduce us to their latest brand of paper products: Enigma.
REGULARS
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WHAT’S NEW? This month’s biggest FM
news, product releases and industry information.
10 QUESTIONS WITH… SIMON ESNER
BaxterStorey’s Simon Esner invites
Adele and Ricky Gervais to dinner and explains why he admires Jeff Bezos.
FEATURES
WHO’S TO BLAME AND WHO’S TO CLAIM?
Richard Robinson of Shulmans LLP discusses how to manage the risks associated with dilapidations claims.
WASHROOM
DON’T FLUSH YOUR MONEY DOWN
THE DRAIN Martin Harvey of Harvey Environmental assesses whether your loo could be costing you.
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
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AUTOMATED ENERGY MANAGEMENT
Bilfinger’s Head of Energy, William Negus takes a look at the future of automated smart energy systems.
A BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD WITH NEXT
GENERATION LED Cloudfm’s Brendon Airey explains the shortcomings of first generation LED bulbs and why it’s time to move forward.
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ARE WE READY FOR ROBOTS IN RECEPTION?
SWG’s Gary Watkins says it’s time we start working with the changing tech trends across the FM sector.
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DOES YOUR WORKPLACE WORK?
NFS Technology Group’s Luis De Souza advises as to how you can make the most out of your prime office location, even at London’s rental prices.
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AVOIDING DREADED DOWNTIME
With data estimated to reach 44 trillion GB by 2020, it’s no wonder we need to look at storage solutions, say chiller specialists Andrews Sykes.
SPACE PLANNING & INTERIORS
TOP TIPS TO REDESIGN FOR WELLBEING AND
PRODUCTIVITY Crown Workplace Relocations offer advice on how to improve workplaces with both bold and innovative design ideas.
EFFICIENCY WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS
Northwood Hygiene Products’ Paul Mulready explains how to cater to the vast variety of washroom requirements.
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THE NET EFFECT Tork Manufacturers, SCA
examine how the internet is affecting our toilet experiences.
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