| May 2010 ♦ Vol. 5, Issue 5 |
Real Estate Management Whitepaper
Increasing Data Center Efficiency by Using Improved High Density Power Distribution
Severe Weather and Walls/Roofs The case for using spray polyurethane foam (SPF) in hurricane zones
Waste Minimization Cost Benefit Analysis Fluorescent Lamp Recycling Program
How New York City Keeps Building Occupants Protected
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If you own or manage a building in New York City, you’re probably practicing a well-regarded all-hazards emergency action plan (EAP) that was implemented by the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) in 2006. |
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Emergency planning software helps facility managers customize and communicate proprietary response plan.
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In the event of a disaster, organization bounce-back comes down to preparation and planning.
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One of the most important aspects of an emergency-response system is the ability to communicate information to occupants inside and outside of the building via a variety of tools. The newest part of this technology is referred to as “by-your-side technology.”
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ES8500 includes sensors to ensure that only one person for each authorized identification card can pass at a time, eliminating the “tailgating” security threat.
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The integrated intelligence of this project allows you to keep people, property, and assets safe and secure in a productive and efficient way.
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If these bollards are damaged, you simply slide off the old sleeve and slip on a new one.
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