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Facility management for sustainable energy consumption! Facility management can help energy conservation by implementing energy-efficient strategies and practices, monitoring energy consumption, and promoting awareness and education among building occupants. Energy management is now one of the most critical yet important aspects of business today. It not only reduces your carbon footprint but also saves your company

Ensuring work safety, and facility management is the key: Many of us plan to run a business but only a few really made it. Because some businesses try to manage everything alone while others focus on important things and let facility managers deal with the ups and downs of the facility. The facility manager makes

Facility management system works to improve workplace performance. Every company has long-term financial goals that involve day-to-day planning and progress. Facility management (fm) is a multi-dimensional business method with discipline and actionable outcomes. A massive operating system has many goals including scheduling, managing a strict budget, and falling right into the timelines. To fit under this

Energy-efficient facility management for a better outcome is fundamental for a massive operational facility.  Facility management is a people-oriented system to control excessive, unnecessary expenses. They help to keep check and balance between the comfort, safety, efficiency, and functionality of the infrastructure. Home maintenance provider is a person working to enhance productivity with cost-effective initiatives of a company. Facility management

Industry 4.0 — the digital revolution — is changing the way we live, work and interact with our surroundings and each other. The speed we are seeing technological breakthroughs is unprecedented, and the evolution of the facilities management sector is hurtling forward at an exponential rather than linear pace. The Emrill team is often asked

Emrill’s operations director, Gopalakrishnan talks to Construction Week about how the FM services have not "really changed" since the pandemic. With over a year into the pandemic, the demand for sanitisation and sterilisation services have seen a massive spike, and UAE-based integrated facilities management services provider Emrill’s operations director, Gopalakrishnan told Construction Week that the

The Dubai-based FM giant's CFO, Sam Emery, talks to Construction Week about maintaining a healthy cash flow despite the constant turmoil caused by the pandemic. It is almost a year into the pandemic that, in its early days in 2020, left stock markets crumbling, impacting sectors including hospitality, retail, manufacturing, and construction among others. At

Right from the beginning of Sam’s career she knew what role she wanted to be in, she wanted to belong to an industry that had an impact on people’s lives. And that’s when she learned about facilities management. She knew that this would be the perfect platform that she was looking for and especially in

The COVID-19 crisis continues to evolve rapidly. As many sectors ease their way back to work, getting back to the office whilst following government guidelines, many regional and global businesses are experiencing operational, financial and liquidity challenges. Cash flow is a concern for new, growing and established businesses alike, but the pandemic has amplified the

Responsible for the maintenance, security and cleaning of some of the UAE’s biggest communities, such as Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Emirates Living and Reem Island, Emrill and its workforce have continued to perform crucial work to keep residents safe in the wake of the virus. Stuart Harrison, CEO at Emrill, explained why facilities management is