Blogs

For the fiscal years 2021 to 2025, $8.1 billion has been allocated to the U.S. Department of the Interior’s for deferred maintenance.

Time is a funny thing. When you’re always working it moves at a different pace. For retired healthcare facilities professional Tony Moiso

Known for her sharp problem-solving skills, adaptability, and passion for building relationships, Aundrea Aimaro is the crucial link between customers, technicians, and their clients at Thoreau Facility Services in Chicago.

Earthquakes are a stark reminder of nature's unpredictability and the immense responsibility facility managers bear in ensuring the safety of occupants and infrastructure.

There have been substantial investments in technology in the Facilities Management Industry over the years. 

Facility management is evolving rapidly, driven by technological advancement, sustainable demands, and the need for operational efficiency.

San Ramon, CA – ARC Facilities has launched its next-generation AI-powered mobile platform, providing technicians with faster, more intuitive access to facility data in the field. With predictive analytics to identify patterns and potential risks, the platform raises awareness of proactive measures that can minimize costs, reduce downtime, and get in front of problems before they happen.

In January, ARC Facilities is rolling out collaboration and security tools that will make your team unstoppable. From sharing critical data seamlessly to ensuring your information stays protected, these updates are designed to elevate your workflow.

Big moves are coming your way! ARC Facilities is preparing to launch powerful new visualization tools that will give your team the tactical edge it needs to dominate in the field.

Christa Dodoo, Chief of Facilities and Infrastructure for the World Food Program has embraced the cultural nuances of the international facilities management landscape.

Doug McCarthy was schooled in facility management at an early age while following his dad’s footsteps as the facility manager at the school district that he attended when he was a kid.