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FEATURE


“Truly innovative – a paradigm change in how high capacity towel systems can deliver best results.”


3RD PLACE Concept Advantage by FSI


Concept Advantage from FSI is a social media platform, connecting FM to your entire workplace via a suite of specific user apps.


Users can interact and connect with their building, encouraging contribution and collaboration within the workplace community for an enhanced workplace experience.


Concept Advantage can be used by anyone and everyone in an organisation, from facilities management to the general workforce, from building occupiers to owner occupiers, from managing agents to sub-contractors, and anyone inbetween.


2ND PLACE Tork PeakServe - Essity


Washroom congestion can be a real problem in high- traffic washrooms in stadiums and concert halls. Long queues cause dissatisfaction among guests while leaving them little time to visit the food and drink concessions or buy souvenirs and this can impact on the venue’s profits.


Hand-drying is a major cause of washroom holdups, particularly where air dryers are supplied since even the fastest take at least 10 seconds to dry the hands.


The Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand Towel Dispenser is among the most significant hand drying innovations to have emerged in the past 20 years.


The unit serves over 1,000 guests between refills – 600 more than other hand towel dispensers. The towels are compressed during production to make them twice as compact and they are delivered in a continuous action from the top to eliminate jams. And towel delivery takes just three seconds - less than a third of the time it takes to dry the hands with even the fastest of air dryers.


They said: “The Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand Towel System is a game-changer in high-traffic washrooms, and we are delighted that this has been recognised in the form of a 2018 Tomorrow’s Facilities Management Award. We are very happy that the success of Tork PeakServe, coupled with the awards and accolades it has received, it has proven that we are meeting a customer need.”


Steve Palmer, Tork Product Manager


1. PTSG Clarity – Premier Technical Services Group PLC 2. TORK PeakServe– Essity 3. Concept Advantage – FSI 4. Taski AERO – Diversey 5. Sociometric & Space Reporting – The Changing Workplace


www.tomorrowsfm.com


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Apps include:


• ChatLog: a sociable facilities helpdesk experience for use by end users


• Our Say: a community suggestion and voting tool


• Register a Visitor: pre-book in a visitor and receive notifications of their arrival


Concept Advantage is integrated with the Concept Evolution CAFM solution from FSI.


They said: “FSI wishes to thank the readers of Tomorrow’s FM who voted for the Concept Advantage workplace wellbeing apps from FSI in the top three of the Tomorrow’s FM Awards 2018. Concept Advantage is a suite of Apps, designed to encourage the entire workplace community to contribute to the success of the facilities they occupy. We are proud to have been recognised by the readers of Tomorrow’s FM for our innovation in CAFM technology.”


“Will transform the relationship


between a building


community and their FM Service provider.”


Integrated Property Solutions – ECO IPS


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