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04/25/2011
Eliminate Pests at the Source
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Not only are pest infestations disastrous for your work and business environment, but they also take a toll on your budget. Avoid wasting precious funds on treating existing problems by implementing a green pest management program (GPM). This sustainable practice decreases the possibility of an infestation and discourages the use of harsh chemicals. Find out how you can benefit from a GPM.
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Now playing on BUILDINGSVIP: Design for Maintenance: Using BIM as a FM Tool
Over the next two years, maintenance-related data in BIM models will soar, giving FMs precise information to help them manage their buildings more efficiently in terms of energy consumption, waste reduction, and equipment service life.
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Top Smart Card Blunders
Imagine a piece of plastic that opens doors, contains biometric information, has debit card capabilities, and displays a photo ID. With data storage and encryption, smart cards merge multiple credentials into one device for a cost-saving security measure. Avoid costly mistakes and compromised security by checking out these top blunders.
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BOMA Webinar: View now on BUILDINGSVIP
How to Benchmark Energy Performance
In this intensive course, learn how to benchmark commercial real estate using the EPA energy performance rating system. Manual and automated data input alternatives for benchmarking are reviewed and lessons learned from building operators are presented to facilitate fast, effective and accurate benchmarking results.
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Monitoring Energy Use: The Power of Information
Seize cost-saving opportunities and improve building performance with a proven solution
Brought to you by: Schneider Electric
Reducing energy use and waste is now widely seen as being good for business, as well as good for the environment. However, executives typically do not have the information they need to make informed, proactive decisions about their facility's energy use. Energy initiatives too often are one-time improvements that are not monitored and measured properly over time. As a result, the benefits of these improvements are soon lost.
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