The Service Level Agreement (SLA) is the beating heart of the client-service provider relationship. It codifies the many expectations of the client in black-and-white, instructs the facility management partner about …
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The service expectations of a client keeps changing to higher and higher levels, but the prospect of increasing budgets to meet rising costs is always met with silence. Such a …
On paper, an SLA is the best approach for all stakeholders in the FM chain. But as budgets tighten, costs rise and clients struggle to grasp the full picture of …
Angad Rajain, Global CSO & IFM Head, Tenon FM deconstructs the complexities of the ESG framework through the lens of facility management, explains its essence and benefits, and lists down …
FM heads gather practicable insights on implementation Invariably, sustainability has become a common subject, as every forum is discussing what needs to be done to achieve its goals. Setting aside …
Using the automobile industry as an example, Vinay Deshmukh, Executive Director & CEO, Forbes Facility Services explains how sustainability has become innate in FM contracts, and how investing in it …
How open are corporates to pivoting towards and investing in environment-friendly processes? How will the electric vehicle boom power sustainability initiatives? Where does indoor air quality intersect with green measures? …
Thermal comfort is fundamental to the wellness of a building’s occupants, but the cost of maintaining temperature and humidity within an acceptable range may be a constant burden on the …
After spending a tremendous amount of money in constructing a facility and installing the necessary assets within it, it is but natural for a client to rein in further spending. …
Residential communities are going all out to reduce their environmental footprint, safeguard the health of their occupants from environmental risks and responsibly manage the waste they generate. Dr Sunita Purushottam, …






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