Facilities managers (FMs) face a number of dynamic challenges today. The solutions we applied to problems in the past may not be relevant in 2023 because their trends are influenced by different elements than they were in the past. Mark Bodenschatz, PE, ProFM, CSSP, Director, Penn State Facilities Engineering Institute shares his insights on how to manage the top 4 priorities for 2023.
Facility Managers face no shortage of challenges in 2022. The pandemic and its resulting fallout still loom large in the FM world. On top of that, supply chain issues, growing labor shortages, and cyber and ransom attacks. However, imbedded in these challenges are opportunities for FMs to positively impact their organizations in 2022 and beyond.
Facility Managers face no shortage of challenges in 2022. The pandemic and its resulting fallout still loom large in the FM world. On top of that, supply chain issues, growing labor shortages, and cyber and ransom attacks. However, imbedded in these challenges are opportunities for FMs to positively impact their organizations in 2022 and beyond.
Facility Managers face no shortage of challenges in 2022. The pandemic and its resulting fallout still loom large in the FM world. On top of that, supply chain issues, growing labor shortages, and cyber and ransom attacks. However, imbedded in these challenges are opportunities for FMs to positively impact their organizations in 2022 and beyond.
Having a team of highly skilled and motivated facility managers working toward your strategic goals can make all the difference. Tim Wolfenden and Kurt Gnessin of Extra Space Storage discuss how ProFM training and the credential continue to deliver short- and long-term value for the company and its FMs.