FEATURE FIFTY OF FM’S FINEST
Our finalists are ready and it’s time for you to pick your winner! Back for their fifth year, the Tomorrow’s FM Awards are fast gathering pace in recognition of the top products and services that make the world of facilities management tick. Over the past few months, we’ve deliberated over the products that have made a splash in 2015 – be they new launches or old favourites that have proven their longevity and continue to add value to business up and down the UK.
PICK YOUR WINNER
In this guide, you’ll find a breakdown of our 50 finalists for you to choose from, to crown this year’s winner. It seems that no two days are the same for a facilities manager, with projects ranging from waste disposalto IT upgrades, and everything in between, and we’ve tried to reflect that with products from different areas across the built environment. So, whether you handle an office block or a stately home, you’ll find products and company names that you are familiar with, if not using already.
The awards guide will tell you all you need to know about our finalists and, should you wish to learn a little more about them, you can always follow the link beneath each entry and head directly to their company website.
THE FINALISTS 1. Adapt Panel System - Adapt UK
2. Aloha EPOS - NFS
3. Bay West Alliance Dispenser - Disposables UK
4. CMS Managed Mail - CMS Valumail 5. ComPicWeb - Identilam 6. Detecta Gas - Gas Safe Europe 7. DH60AX - Calorex 8. DURAFRAME - Durable 9. Eceau Water Systems - Eceau 10. Eco FM Helpdesk - Eco FM 11. Esack - Polaris Plastics 12. EV100 Tester - Seaward 13. Evos Ci - Linde 14. FC90 Fast Chill - Andrews Sykes
15. Green Ribbon Awards - Hosking Associates
16. Hi Flo F7 50+ - Camfil
17. Katrin Dispenser Range - Metsa Tissue
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With our final 50 selected, it’s over to you to decide which will walk away with the first place trophy this year. Voting is open until Friday 18th March to cast your vote and decide on your number one. Whether it’s a product or service you have first-hand experience of, or one you think is truly revolutionary, the power is in your hands to decide who will be in first, second and third place when the results are announced in the April issue of Tomorrow’s FM.
Product innovations are constantly making an impact on the way FM is viewed in the public eye, and we want to know which ones are making your life easier and transforming the projects you manage – so harness the power of the reader’s voice and vote wisely!
HOW TO VOTE
Votes are open to each and every reader of Tomorrow’s FM, and all you need to do is visit our poll and select your favourite entry. No need for tedious forms, simply pick your winner and click. You can leave a reason why if you like, but voting is a quick and easy as you want it to be.
Just CLICK HERE to vote.
18. Kee Gate - Safesite 19. Kemperol - Kemper Systems
20. Leonardo Flushable Tissues - Northwood Hygiene
21. Microfibre Light - Chicopee 22. ML Solo - Condair 23. MM7100Thermobar - TME 24. multitapTM
- Eau de Vie
25. Obex Entrance Matting - Milliken 26. Oztek - Traffik 27. Portakabin Solus - Portakabin 28. Powerstar Virtue - Powerstar 29. PU Antislip - Dr Schutz 30. Puff the Magic Drier - AirDri
31. Purewell Variheat - Hamworthy Heating
32. RS21 Time Terminal - Grosvenor Technology
33. SC100 - Nilfisk 34. Setcrete Deepbase - Setcrete
35. Showa 306 - Globus
36. Stack Reporting Module - The Changing Workplace
37. Tanktronic - Keraflo 38. TASKI - Diversey Care 39. TEAL Task Force - TEAL 40. The Designer Collection - PHS 41. Uniforms - Dennys Brands 42. Uptim(e) - Westway 43. VCC-08a - Vax
44. Vertical Changing Station - Robert Scott
45. VI1500 - Martindale 46. Viva!e - Oxy-gen Powered
47. VPS Site Security - Vacant Property Services
48. WhiterockTM - Altro
49. Winter Gritting and Snow Clearance - De-Ice
50. Winter Maintenance - GRITIT TOMORROW’S FM | 17
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