Expert advice for facilities managers on understanding and managing integrated technology and building management systems.
What is hanging over your head?
Dynamic furniture, which can move and convert to serve more than one purpose, is available for a variety of campus spaces.
Examples of innovative solutions to difficult problems demonstrate the value of a dedicated team approach to updating campus computing spaces.
El Centro College installs wind turbines on its Dallas campus.
Colleges and universities are involved in a number of reduce-reuse-recycle initiatives as they travel the path to becoming zero-waste.
As the trend of outsourcing services grows, schools need to examine the pros and cons. What should you keep and what's safe to give up?
Customizing college acceptance letters.
Highly capable systems are integrating with other robust security technologies.
Tennessee State University tightens security with new student ID badges in response to security incidents over the past year.
As the 2014 mid-term elections get closer, members of Congress have found at least one issue where they have come to an agreement that is both bipartisan and bicameral. After months of negotiations, leaders from the House and Senate introduced the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).
Students are creative, intelligent and resourceful and a great source of feedback when it comes to campus furniture.
An easy technique for improving emergency preparedness.
An unconventional commons in midtown Manhattan is designed with students in mind.
We are all increasingly members of this new, interconnected "community." This means that our institutions and our constituents are also members. The Internet of Things (abbreviated "IoT") is everything and everyone that is connected by a common technological fabric.
Commitment to inclusion and access drive recruitment.
Don't just collect fire-prevention data; use it.
Architects and engineers are incorporating innovative methods and systems into designing buildings to withstand extreme weather.
Administrators share compelling reasons to consider organizing your maintenance department into zones.