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Hello and welcome to the June edition of Tomorrow’s FM. It’s that time of year again when the industry braces itself for the biggest
event of the year, the Facilities Show. As always, the stand-out feature of the Show is likely to be the content. The exhibitors are always diverse, but the
pull for many attendees is the opportunity to learn, debate and discuss with fellow FM professionals.
A particular highlight from last year was the focus on how workplaces can
support their people. With speakers from the CBRE, the sessions discussed the shifts in styles and approaches to contemporary working and where it is expected to go in the future. Here’s hoping for similarly insightful discussions this year.
We are taking this bumper issue with us to the Facilities Show 2019, so I hope
you’re all looking forward to an action-packed event. The Tomorrow’s FM team will be on stand FM6222, so please do come and say hello; we’re a friendly bunch and keen to talk to as many people as possible.
The education sector is a bedrock for hot debate at the moment. Following a budget cut from central government of £2.7bn since 2015, and with funding
set to decrease in the next year, schools are under a huge amount of financial pressure. Notably, these cuts are having an impact on FM service provision as schools determine what can be sacrificed to maintain an operational and
productive environment. Pinnacle Group heads this section with an article on what FMs can do to manage tight budgetary constraints.
We also take an in-depth look at hospitals and healthcare facilities, with a
particularly frightening piece on Sepsis from magazine regulars Tork. We also have Barry Menzies, MD of MIDEL exploring the growing threat of the world’s ageing transformer fleets in the Fire Safety & Disaster Recovery section.
Until the next issue, I wish you all the very best. Enjoy the read and I hope to see some of you at the Show.
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