Abstract
Facilities management is rapidly developing as a discipline, vocation
and business service. A collaborative strategy is needed among leaders
in practice, education and research to ensure that the processes are
fully understood, knowledge and experience are shared and that
professional and ethical standards are established to provide the
benchmarks for effective practice. Early developments have been based on
a strong practical discipline. Investment in research and education is
now needed in order for the future to be built on a strong theoretical
foundation. Sets out an agenda for those involved in advancing the
discipline and promoting the facilities management message. The general
challenge is to gain influence, show a business lead and win respect and
authority. In organizations this involves setting the business agenda,
developing systems and developing people – to nurture leaders, improve
quality, and develop the knowledge and skills base – to secure the
future.
Subject
Building and Construction,Architecture,Human Factors and Ergonomics
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