Facilities

Volume 27 Issue 11

Published: 2009 | Start Page: 421

Special Issue: Intelligent buildings and their operation within the FM contect: concepts, opportunities and benefits
Guest Editor(s): Abbas Elmualim

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1810969	Application of computer-aided facilities management (CAFM) for intelligent buildings operation Abbas Elmualim, Abayomi Pelumi-Johnson (pp. 421-428) Keywords: Buildings, Communication technologies, Facilties, United Kingdom ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (185 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1810970	Successful IT implementation in facility management Thomas Madritsch, Michael May (pp. 429-444) Keywords: Austria, Communication technologies, Computers, Facilities, Germany, Switzerland ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (395 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1810971	The benefits and obstacles of mobile technology in FM service procurement Anne Tolman, Tapio Matinmikko, Veli Möttönen, Kauko Tulla, Pentti Vähä (pp. 445-456) Keywords: Benefits, Facilities, Mobile communication systems ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (82 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1810972	RFID technology changes FM services deliveries Kauko Tulla, Pentti Vähä, Tapio Matinmikko, Anne Tolman, Veli Möttönen (pp. 457-468) Keywords: Facilities, Identification, Mobile communication systems, Radio frequencies, Services ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (185 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1810973	FM tools to ensure healthy performance based buildings Anne Tolman, Tommi Parkkila (pp. 469-479) Keywords: Buildings, Data handling, Sensors ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (195 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions

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1810974	Guest editorial Vol : 27 Issue: 11 Special Issue: Intelligent buildings and their operation within the FM contect: concepts, opportunities and benefits Author(s): Abbas Elmualim View HTML