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245 00 $aWorkplace strategies and facilities management /$cedited by Rick Best, Craig Langston and Gerard de Valence.
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588 0 $aPrint version record.
505 0 $a1. Continuous improvement -- 2. Defining facilities -- 3. Facility management as an emerging discipline -- 4. The development of facility management -- 5. Strategic management -- 6. Space management -- 7. Information management -- 8. Risk management -- 9. Human resource management -- 10. Financial management -- 11. Operations and maintenance management -- 12. Portfolio management -- 13. Project management -- 14. Asset management -- 15. Conflict avoidance and resolution in the construction industry -- 16. Quality management -- 17. Democracy in design? -- 18. Leading change through effective communication -- 19. Productivity improvement -- 20. Integrated building models -- 21. Sustainability and environmental assessment -- 22. Resource efficiency -- 23. Outsourcing -- 24. The future of facilities management.
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