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BEATING THE TOILET TRAFFIC Congestion in facilities with high-traffic
REGULARS
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from the world of FM.
THE VOTES HAVE BEEN COUNTED AND VERIFIED
Thousands of you voted in our annual Tomorrow’s FM awards. We catch up with the winners for 2018.
10 QUESTIONS WITH... This month we caught up with Jo Larent, Group
Commercial Director at Vertas Group Limited. FEATURES
SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS Good Energy takes a look at what is motivating
companies to change the way they source their electricity. 36
PREMISES PROTECTION Improving security vetting across the professional
cleaning industry should be high on the agenda for UK businesses, says Julius Rutherfoord & Co.
LIGHTING
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BACK TO THE FUTURE A back to basics approach is needed in grounds
maintenance to stop the industry from becoming stale and commoditised.
YOUR OFFICE IS WATCHING YOU Luis De Souza, CEO of NFS Technology, explores
the adoption of beacon and sensors in cutting-edge offices. 04 | TOMORROW’S FM 50
A FLEXIBLE FRIEND Applelec explores how OLED lighting is opening
up exciting possibilities for FMs looking to cut energy bills and reduce carbon emissions.
SEEING SECURITY IN A NEW LIGHT How can lighting be used by businesses as an
effective deterrent against unwanted intruders? WASHROOM
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THE HIGH-TECH WASHROOM The smart revolution has extended to the
washroom – but are some of these ideas just a gimmick? Tork manufacturer Essity reports.
TOTAL FM
A FACILITIES MANAGEMENT REVOLUTION
Clugston FM examines the practical challenges of implementing integrated FM into the contemporary plant environment.
twitter.com/TomorrowsFM
washrooms can be a real problem. Essity explores one of their solutions.
WHAT’S NEW? All the latest news, insights and product releases
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SECURITY
COMMAND AND CONTROL Developing and implementing security measures
and best practices is known as ‘hardening’. Siemens examines the process.
THE ROBOTS ARE COMING, BUT NOT FOR OUR JOBS
New technology has never replaced people’s jobs in a wholesale manner argues Trigion Security.
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