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Facilities @ Management
Concept, Realization, Vision - A Global Perspective
Edmond P. Rondeau (Edited by), E Rondeau (Author), Michaela Hellerforth (Edited by), Michaela Hellerforth (Edited by)
9781394213283, Wiley
Hardback, published 22 April 2024
560 pages
25.6 x 21.1 x 3.6 cm, 1.066 kg
Facilities @ Management Reference work describing the evolution of Facilities Management from a global perspective as experienced by the leaders in the field With valuable insights from over fifty diverse contributors from all around the world, Facilities @ Management: Concept, Realization, Vision - A Global Perspective describes the evolution of the Facilities Management (FM) internationally, discussing the past, present, and future of a profession that has grown significantly over the last forty years. The contributors are made up of industry professionals, many of whom are the founders of the profession, and members from academia teaching future FM leaders. This edited work is a Facilities Management anthology, with a focus on reviewing the origin of the industry through best practices and lessons learned from some of the sharpest minds in the field. Facilities @ Management: Concept, Realization, Vision - A Global Perspective includes information on: With unique firsthand insight, including case studies, from thought leaders in FM from 16 countries around the world, this book is ideal for practicing FM professionals as well as students and researchers involved in the field.
Foreword xi Preface xiii Acknowledgments xvii 1 Contributors: Concept 1 1.1 When and How "Facility Management" Became an Identified and Needed Profession 3 1.2 "In the Beginning of FM…" 13 1.3 The Birth of FM and IFMA 19 1.4 The Birth of Facility Management and IFMA 23 1.5 Beginnings 31 1.6 FM in the Beginning 43 1.7 The Beginning of Facility Management (FM) in Germany: From My Very Personal Point of View 51 1.8 FM Down Under 61 2 Contributors: Realization 67 2.1 My Facility Management Journey: Lessons Learned 69 2.2 The Institution Bauakademie in the Course of Time and Its Current Potential for Change 83 2.3 Structured Growth of Facilities Management in China (1992–2022) 93 2.4 40 Years of Facility Management 103 2.5 Missional Journey Toward Raising the Recognition of Facilities Management as a Business Advantage to Organizations in Singapore 111 2.6 The Austrian Success Model of Excellent Facility Management Education and Proactive Work by Professional Associations 117 2.7 A Perspective on Facilities Management (FM) 131 2.8 My 40-Year Odyssey in Facilities Management 137 2.9 How to Make Good Facility Decisions 143 2.10 FM Maturity: Research, Standards, and Influence 155 2.11 FM Transformation in High-Tech Industries and Global FM Update 161 2.12 The Development of Facility Management in Hong Kong: A Personal Reflection 169 2.13 Forty Years of FM – From a German Perspective 175 2.14 *ATTA GIRL*One Woman's Portfolio Life in the Built Environment 185 2.15 Facility Management Education: Personal Journeys of Facility Management Educators and Researchers 199 2.16 The Acceptance of FM and IFMA 207 2.17 Academic Career Paths in Real Estate and Facility Management – a Personal Experience Report 213 2.18 Review of FM in LatAm 223 2.19 About the Many Human Factors in Facilities Management 229 2.20 How Did I Get Into Facility Management? 237 2.21 Data Structuring of CAD Drawings – My First Contact with FM 243 2.22 How I Became Aware of and Became Active in Facility Management (FM) in Brazil 253 2.23 Irene's FM Journey "Life Begins at the End of Your Comfort Zone." Neale Donald Walsch 259 2.24 "My Way" – My Way to Facility Management 265 2.25 Journey into FM 271 2.26 How I Came to FM 279 2.27 Impact of Global Trends on Real Estate and Facility Management 287 2.28 My Episode with Facility Management 299 2.29 FM a Summary 305 2.30 My Path to Facility Management and Facility Management 309 3 Contributors: Vision 315 3.1 50 Years in the Industry – Leadership Lessons Learned 317 3.2 Facilities Management Industry–Student Partnership – an Exploratory Study 329 3.3 Four Questions for Forty Years of FM 339 3.4 Facility Management Yesterday – Today – Tomorrow 349 3.5 We Are All Jugglers. Still. 359 3.6 On the Brink of Change 361 3.7 Workplace Evolution in Ireland and Beyond 377 3.8 The Role of Facility Management in the Wake of Global Resource Scarcity 381 3.9 Paying It Forward Through the IFMA Foundation 395 3.10 Facility Management: Whence It Cometh, Whither It Goeth? 405 3.11 Integration of Business and User-Centered Corporate Real Estate and Facilities Management 411 3.12 My FM Path and Spelling and Defining Facilities Management and Facility Manager Holistically 425 3.13 The Genesis of MIT's Creation of the World's First Comprehensive Facilities Management System and Later Creation of the Nonprofit INSITE Consortium 437 3.14 Evolution of Facility Management and Its Merging in a Pattern of Industrial Sustainability and Resilience Perspectives – Experiences – Views 445 3.15 The Robert L. Preger Intelligent Workplace a Transformative Living Laboratory at Carnegie Mellon University 465 4 Summary and FM Outlook 487 Appendix A: Facility Management (FM) Associations 495 Appendix B: Facility Management (FM) Education 501 Appendix C: Co-Editors and Co-Initiators 513 Appendix D: Glossary 519 Index 529
David L. Armstrong (USA)
William W. 'Bill' Back Jr. (USA)
Mary Day Gauer (USA)
Melvin R. Schlitt (USA)
Eric Teicholz (USA)
Christine H. Tobin (formerly Neldon) (USA)
Günter Neumann (Germany)
Duncan Waddell (Australia)
Edmond P. Rondeau (USA)
Karin Albert (Germany)
Yu Qingxin (China)
Philip Lo (Hong Kong/China)
Steven Ee (Singapore)
Thomas Madritsch (Austria)
Stormy Friday (USA)
Phyllis Meng (USA)
Barry Lynch (USA)
Kathy O. Roper (USA)
John Carrillo (USA)
John D. Gilleard (Hong Kong)
Jochen Abel (Germany)
Nancy J. Sanquist (USA)
Eunhwa Yang (USA), Jun Ha Kim (South Korea), and Matthew Tucker (England)
Doug Aldrich (USA)
Antje Junghans (Switzerland)
Norma Pleitez and Eduardo Becerril (Mexico)
Christine Sasse (Germany)
Jürgen Schneider (Germany)
Alexander Redlein (Austria)
Aleksander C. Gomes (Brazil)
Irene Thomas-Johnson (USA)
Annelie Casper (Germany)
Stan Mitchell (Scotland)
Karin Schaad (Switzerland)
Sabine Georgi (Germany)
Rainer Fischbach (Germany)
Michaela Hellerforth (Germany)
Albert Pilger (Austria)
Alex Lam (Canada)
Parminder Juneja (USA)
Barry Varcoe (England)
Klaus Zapotoczky (Austria)
Fred Kloet (Netherlands)
Mark P. Mobach (Netherlands)
Bernie Gorman (Ireland)
Christin Kuchenbecker and Andreas Kühne (Germany)
Diane Levine (USA)
John Adams (USA)
Theo van der Voordt (Netherlands)
Audrey L. Schultz (USA)
Kreon L. Cyros (USA)
Henning Balck (Germany)
Volker Hartkopf and Vivian Loftness (USA)
Subject Areas: Civil engineering, surveying & building [TN]
