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can tackle avian-related issues. REGULARS
from the world of FM.
10 QUESTIONS WITH... This month we spoke to Paul Djuric, CEO at
Urgent Technology FEATURES
CRIME CLEANERS CleanSafe Services look at FM considerations for
cleaning the scene of the crime.
A CORROSIVE CONUNDRUM How did Sentinel Commercial solve a
deteriorating heating system and provide savings for a registered charity?
THE FACILITIES EVENT 2018 PREVIEW On the 10th April, the NEC in Birmingham will
host The Facilities Event 2018; we’ve got everything you need to know before the big day.
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ON AND BEYOND THE SURFACE People pay close attention to hygiene issues
when eating away from home argues GOJO Industries. HEALTH & SAFETY
COMMERCIALISING COMPLIANCE Nick Whiteley, CEO of hfx discusses the technology
available that can help alleviate health and safety bureaucracy.
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A HALLMARK FOR HIRE How can FMs ensure that hire equipment sourced
from third-party suppliers is of the highest quality? CAFM & IT
OPTIMISING SPACE With recent criticisms of open-plan
workspaces, NFS Technology takes a look at technological-based solutions.
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HOW TO WIN CORPORATE FRIENDS AND PROTECT THEIR DATA
As strict GDPR laws come into place in May, Proxyclick suggests ways of balancing two important considerations.
THE KEY TO COMPRESS BOGE asks how connectivity can help compressed
air consumers achieve better efficiency and reliability. DESIGN & INTERIORS
THE OFFICES OF TOMORROW Paul Edward, MD at Staverton explores
the emerging trends in the world of technology- integrated furniture.
AN ELEMENTAL APPROACH Creating a fantastic workplace is based on 12
key elements argues Neil Usher, Workplace Director of London’s Sky Central Offices.
twitter.com/TomorrowsFM
A BIRD’S-EYE VIEW Beaver Pest demonstrates how urban facilities
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WHAT’S NEW? All the latest news insights and product releases
HOTELS & HOSPITALITY
SURVEYING SENTIMENT Tork manufacturer Essity looks at what hospitality
managers should be prioritising in their washroom.
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