Healthcare Security Tech Shifts from Passive to Proactive

Healthcare Security Tech Shifts from Passive to Proactive

Rising violence and new mandates are driving innovation in CCTV and weapons detection for hospitals. Healthcare facilities have been tasked with balancing open, inviting environments with the need for robust security. However, with workplace violence and active shooter incidents on the rise, facilities managers are looking more closely at how technologies such as CCTV and…

2025 Facility Champion: Wright Davis Keeps Naval Academy Facilities in Shipshape

2025 Facility Champion: Wright Davis Keeps Naval Academy Facilities in Shipshape

Managing world’s largest dormitory among many duties for Wright Davis. It’s not often when facilities leaders break bread with fellow veterans like Gen. Colin Powell and former Marine drill instructor and later the famous actor R. Lee Ermey, known for his iconic role in the movie Full Metal Jacket. But 2025 Facility Champion Wright Davis…

Presbyterian Health Foundation Gifts $20M to Oklahoma Children’s New Heart Center Project

Presbyterian Health Foundation Gifts $20M to Oklahoma Children’s New Heart Center Project

The building is expected to open to patients in early 2030. The Presbyterian Health Foundation (PHF) announced a transformational $20 million gift to establish the Oklahoma Children’s OU Health Presbyterian Health Foundation Heart Center. This historic contribution will fund a new, state-of-the-art facility that will centralize and expand lifesaving cardiac care for children across Oklahoma…

How better workflow helped FM get ahead of maintenance

How better workflow helped FM get ahead of maintenance

It wasn’t Danny Clemens’ idea to adopt a workflow management tool to help him manage the 29 buildings he oversees as director of facilities for the Bullitt County School District in Kentucky. The idea was the district’s technology chief’s to make procurement easier. But by adding facilities operations to the tool, Clemens has been able…

Healthy buildings offer bottom-line benefits to building owners, report finds

Healthy buildings offer bottom-line benefits to building owners, report finds

Healthy buildings provide more than $20,000 per employee in net value, or $115 per square foot over 10 years, while enabling rent premiums, according to a report by the International WELL Building Institute, or IWBI. Through better ventilation, lighting and environmental quality, organizations can realize a net present value of between $37 and $55 per…