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Smart Surveillance, Real Results: How Sensors Are Changing Facilities Management

Facilities managers are used to wearing a dozen hats—problem-solver, safety officer, IT liaison, compliance expert. But today, that job’s gotten even tougher. Whether you’re running a school, hospital, office, or government building, your to-do list includes safety, air quality, compliance, and keeping everything running smoothly with fewer hands on deck. Video surveillance systems have long […]

TSA’s 2026 Canine Calendar Highlights Bomb-Sniffing Dogs

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has unleashed the 2026 TSA Canine Calendar, an annual tradition honoring the agency’s more than 1,000 explosives detection canines working at airports across the United States. Now available for free download, the new calendar highlights 13 paw-some pups selected from a nationwide contest. Each month features photos and fun facts […]

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Why Digital Signage Belongs in Your Safety Communication Strategy

The lunch menu on the cafeteria screen probably isn’t saving lives. But what if that same screen could? Conversations with facilities managers across manufacturing, healthcare, and corporate environments reveal the same frustration: When something goes wrong, whether it’s a chemical spill, a weather emergency, or a security incident, there’s no reliable way to instantly communicate […]

What’s in Store for the Construction Industry in 2026?

Are you planning a major facility renovation or new build in 2026? The state of the construction industry, itself, could have an impact on your project.  JLL’s Project and Development Services (PDS) recently released its 2026 U.S. Construction Perspective, revealing how policy-driven market dynamics are creating distinct regional opportunities and competitive advantages across the construction landscape. […]

Bridging the Facilities Management Talent Gap with AI

In facilities management, peer-to-peer connections are among the strongest found in any industry. These relationships are sustained by a shared mission to “roll up our sleeves” and “get our hands dirty” while tackling the complex operational, technical, and organizational issues facing educational and commercial properties. While the unique challenges of this field promote strong bonds, […]

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Faces of Facilities: Matthew Rodriguez on the Year Ahead

2025 was filled with both challenges and opportunities, but like everyone else in facilities management, Matthew Rodriguez is pondering what’s next for the industry in 2026. As a passionate leader and corporate facilities supervisor for KFC US, he’s optimistic that the new year will offer FMs even more chances for business integration, workforce development, and […]

Facilities Management Advisor’s Top 10 Stories of 2025

‘Tis the season for “best-of” lists! As 2025 comes to a close, we at Facilities Management Advisor take a look back at some of our most-read (and -watched) content of the year. The top 10 list covers key industry trends ranging from office space and security to tech and workforce issues. 1. Preparing for Gen […]

Joe on the Go: Hotel Marcel, the Greenest Hotel in America

On this episode of “Joe on the Go,” editor Joe Bebon visits Hotel Marcel, the greenest hotel in America. Architect and developer Bruce Redman Becker provides a behind-the-scenes look and discusses how he turned an abandoned and historic office building into a facility of the future. Watch now to learn about project challenges, upsides, and […]

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Joe on the Go: Hotel Marcel, the Greenest Hotel in America

On this episode of “Joe on the Go,” editor Joe Bebon visits Hotel Marcel, the greenest hotel in America. Architect and developer Bruce Redman Becker provides a behind-the-scenes look and discusses how he turned an abandoned and historic office building into a facility of the future. Watch now to learn about project challenges, upsides, and […]

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