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Facilities Management – its about the Money, Stupid

We keep coming back to the same problem.
At the AEC Network meeting on Wednesday one of the great talks was on Sustainability and Facilities Management by Gordon Ludlow, an FM Consultant, non-exec Director of British Institute of Facilities Management and Chair of BIFM’s Sustainability Group.
Facilities managers are in an unenviable position. On one hand everyone [...]

I’ve been using Google Wave for a few weeks, and spurred on by some conversations on twitter about people’s frustrations with Google Wave, I was invited by Gemma Went to write about my views on her blog at Red Cube Marketing.
If you’re a google wave user, or simply interested in what all the fuss is [...]

Sitting on my desk is a copy of the Marketing Handbook for the Design and Construction Professional, 3rd Edition, published by SMPS, the Society for Marketing Professional Services, based in Alexandria, Virginia, USA.
Since its publication in summer, this enormous tome (it runs to over 600 pages with 64 chapters by 72 professional marketing experts) has [...]

Delicious Bookmarks for September 29th to October 9th

These are my Delicious Links for September 29th through October 9th:

List of brownfield sites to drive development | Inside Housing – A new online database of London development sites has been set up by two quangos.
The London Brownfield Sites Database, set up by the London Development Agency and the Homes and Communities Agency, covers around [...]

There is a common misconception amongst non-architect that architects are extremely well paid professionals, but this isn’t the case. In November 2007 the Office of National Statistics published a snapshot of UK Salaries which showed Architects (then earning on average just £38,559 Gross a year) were 30th in the list, behind amongst others, Fire, Ambulance, [...]

I’m delighted to be taking part in the RIBA Practice Stakeholder’s Forum next Tuesday 27 October at the RIBA in London, and I’m doubly pleased that the event is going to feature online technologies.
The Stakeholders Forum is an annual event that the RIBA arranges to thank all the people who serve on their committees and [...]

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