Category: Sustainability
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Sustainability in asset management practices
Businesses move in lightning speed. Hence sustainability in asset management practises is no longer optional, it’s a strategic necessity. For industries managing properties, infrastructure, manufacturing or heavy industries facilities, integrating sustainable practices isn’t just about reducing environmental impact; it’s about improving operational efficiency, cutting costs, and enhancing long-term asset value. Forward-thinking facility and property managers…
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Impact of climate change on facilities management in Malaysia
Facilities Management (FM) has always been about ensuring that buildings and infrastructure operate efficiently. However, climate change has introduced new challenges that FM in Malaysia must now handle. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and sea-level rise are no longer distant threat, they are affecting buildings and facilities today. Some key challenges of climate change on…
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Strong brand reputation with sustainable facilities management
Sustainable Facility Management A strong brand reputation with sustainable facilities management, is key nowadays, in terms of gaining trust from customers or compliances. Sustainability is no longer just a trend, it’s a necessity. Businesses across Southeast Asia, from Singapore to Indonesia, are realising that sustainable facilities management is key to long-term success. But sustainability is…
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Creating productive workplace with smart building features
Productivity and the workplace Productivity is key to any successful business. A productive workplace means employees work efficiently, feel comfortable, and can focus on their tasks. However, many workplaces struggle with distractions, poor lighting, uncomfortable temperatures, and inefficient space management. This explains a lot how facilities management influences the productivity of the core business. Smart…
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Sustainable healthcare infrastructure using CMMS software
Cover image: Hospital Sungai Buloh, Malaysia Sustainability is no longer just an environmental concern in today’s world; it’s a critical factor for the long-term viability and success of any industry, including healthcare. The Malaysian healthcare sector is actively embracing sustainable practices, aiming to minimise its environmental footprint while ensuring high-quality patient care. A key component…
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Sustainability in Southeast Asia’s facility management
Sustainability has become a critical concern globally, and the facility management (FM) industry in Southeast Asia is increasingly recognizing its importance. Integrating sustainable practices into FM operations not only minimizes environmental impact but also enhances building performance, reduces operational costs, and improves occupant well-being. Current situation of sustainability in Southeast Asia’s facility management industry While…
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Sustainability in Malaysia’s facility management
In facility management, sustainability is the process of running and maintaining structures or frameworks to reduce their negative effects on the environment while enhancing productivity and occupant satisfaction. This idea includes a number of tactics meant to lower the environmental impact over the course of a building’s existence. Given Malaysia’s environmental issues and aspirations for…
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What is sustainability in a built environment?
What is built environment? In Bahasa Malaysia, it’s known as ‘Alam Bina‘. The built environment is all around us—the buildings we live and work in, the infrastructure we use every day, and the spaces we create. This industry has a massive impact on our planet. Why? Because 77% of the world population lives in cities.…
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Facilities management & sustainability in Malaysia
Facilities management sustainability progress in Malaysia For the places where we live, work, or play, there are plenty of behind-the-scenes efforts that keep them running. From clean offices to well-maintained parks and functional airports, a lot goes into making sure everything operates efficiently. This is where facilities management (FM) comes in. But as we face…