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In the world of healthcare facilities management, keeping track of compliance documentation is an overwhelming task, especially when you consider the intricate web of regulations that must be followed.

As facilities increasingly rely on smart technologies, they become more vulnerable to cyberattacks. Facilities teams must proactively defend against these risks, as hackers can exploit system vulnerabilities like temperature control apps, building automation systems, loT devices, and other systems.

Building a Foundation of Dedication, Expertise, and Adaptability to Changing Challenges

Guenevere (Gwen) Dean, Manager of Critical Systems for Sirius XM, is a remarkable figure whose focus is less on self-promotion and more on sparking thought. 

Water-related disasters are a universal concern, from minor leaks to catastrophic floods. David Trask.

As Halloween knocks at our doors, it’s important to beware that there are haunted old hotels, hospitals and schools lurking in our communities.

In the world of healthcare facilities management, keeping track of compliance documentation is an overwhelming task, especially when you consider the intricate web of regulations that must be followed and the complexities that come with maintaining accurate and up-to-date compliance documentation.

Tom Satterly knows what it’s like to have someone create an opening on a team. Eight years ago, he was in this position. Today, he’s departing from a role he filled and is confident the new “Tom” will bring creativity and value to the role, in addition to construction, facility management and communication skills.

Karen Mattingly has carved an unconventional path into facilities management, starting her career in the field of accounting. With a background in handling accounts payable, receivable, payroll, and purchasing for a major corporation, Karen's transition into her current role as a Construction Project Manager for IEHP, a healthcare organization, illustrates her diverse skill set and determination.

Perspectives from veterans and facility management professionals who see the potential and promise of seeking military veterans to help solve labor management challenges.

For healthcare facilities managers, understanding the difference between disaster response and emergency management is essential to keeping their teams and patients safe. 

In a recent ARC Facilities webinar panel discussion, moderated by Facilities Voices podcast host David Trask, and hosted by APPA, several higher education facilities management leaders came together to share insights, strategies, and a few battle-tested solutions.