Organizational workplace relocation: assessment of facilities and real estate managers' practices

Ibrahim, Ahmed M.; Hassanain, Mohammad A.

doi:10.1108/pm-11-2020-0072

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“…Buildings, roads, ports, airports, infrastructure assets, transportation systems, factories, manufacturing facilities, water, sewer, and distribution systems are all built physical structures [40]. The life cycle of these physical facilities; consists of design, project, construction, operation, repair, and demolition phases [41,42]. Adequate maintenance and operation of buildings contributes to maintaining the service conditions of these buildings, reducing operating costs and, as a result, increasing the value of physical facilities [43].…”

Section: Real Estate and Property Managementmentioning

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Delivery of healthcare facility management services: A literature review

Lavy

Terzioğlu

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The delivery of healthcare services around the world has changed significantly over the past 25 years. Governments have realized that in order to achieve social and economic success in their countries, their health services should be improved, and these services should be sustainable. The World Health Organization (WHO) presents various approaches for people to access quality and adequate healthcare. Within this approach, the importance of hospitals in creating healthy societies is increasing. Healthcare facilities differ from any other facilities. These facilities, with their own characteristics, produce and offer complex and interdisciplinary services. Each country has its own unique and different approaches for its healthcare system, which are related to the level of development and to the cultural structure. Although there are different approaches to healthcare facility management (HFM) in various countries, it has been concluded that an HFM application model can emerge in all circumstances with a good understanding of the main components of HFM that this study describes. Today, the scope and service range of HFM in modern hospitals has expanded considerably, and the execution of these services depends on a wide variety of components, such as unique features, standards, codes, technological developments, planning of services, and operational management. In this study, the current components of HFM are explained by conducting a literature review of published studies on HFM. The main characterizing components of HFM are described in detail, and current trends are discussed within this framework.

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Section: Real Estate and Property Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Delivery of healthcare facility management services: A literature review

Lavy

Terzioğlu

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…These activities require specialized skills to achieve the objectives of remodeling project, at the estimated cost, within the planned duration, while adhering to the requirements of the employer. The criteria could be related to the number of commitments which the contractor has, portfolio of previous remodeling projects, financial status, coordination and execution competencies (Ibrahim and Hassanain, 2022).…”

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Remodeling as a circular approach in built facilities: an assessment of lifecycle factors towards successful delivery

Hassanain

Mahroos

2022

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PurposeThis research presents a review and assessment of the factors affecting the implementation of remodeling projects, during their lifecycle.Design/methodology/approachA mixed design approach comprising of qualitative and quantitative methods was utilized. The research commenced with a literature review to identify the factors affecting remodeling projects over their lifecycle phases, namely re-programing, design, construction, and operation and maintenance. A survey was administered, to solicit experts' evaluation of importance, on a sample of 90 professionals, including 30 architects, 30 contractors and 30 real estate developers, to obtain a diversified assessment of the factors. Based on the values of their relative importance indices, a set of 27 factors were ranked and correlated, among all areas, to expose the differentiation of their views.FindingsThe research has empirically determined that data availability of the remodeling project, contractor competency for carrying out the remodeling project, and safety during the disassembly and demolition (D&D) activities are the most important lifecycle factors leading to a successful delivery of the remodeling projects. These factors provide a practical guide for professionals endeavoring on delivering a successful and effective remodeling of built facilities.Originality/valueThis research explores professional practice in comparison to the literature and the legislative discourses, to ensure an effective delivery of remodeling projects over their lifecycle. This research provides practitioners, and regulators with a lacked area of research, while introducing a thorough investigation upon the factors affecting remodeling projects, their importance and ranking, from a project's lifecycle perception.

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“…The goal of FM is to raise productivity in the core business while also improving people's quality of life (Alsayyari et al, 2019). Since FM is a sophisticated network of expertise that requires thorough coordination, many firms and property owners choose to outsource the responsibility to third-party companies (Ibrahim & Hassanain, 2022). In turn, the vendor collaborates with a variety of service providers to ensure that buildings and associated facilities, such as plumbing systems, mechanical and electrical systems, are well-maintained and work properly.…”

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Facilities Management Digitalisation Model: A Systematic Literature Review

Ali¹,

Nawi²,

Wahab³

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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Facility or facilities management (FM) helps ensure that the built environment is efficient, safe, comfortable, and sustainable. The goal of FM is to raise productivity and improve people's quality of life. FM involves working with a variety of service providers to ensure that buildings and associated facilities are well maintained. The role of the facility manager is becoming more prominent in a digitally enabled world. The recent pandemic has boosted the rate at which innovation is being embraced in most organisations. This research will look at the current trends in FM that are emerging as a result of digitalisation. The main objective of this research is to propose the FM digitalisation model, which might influence future FM practices. This systematic literature review is based on a search of articles across Scopus and Google Scholar using keywords such as "facilities management" and "digitisation". On July 6th, 2022, the searches yielded 614 articles, including 64 articles in Scopus, 113 articles in WoS, and 437 articles in Google Scholar. After screening, 29 Scopus articles, 93 WoS articles, and 398 Google Scholar articles were excluded. According to this study, the field of FM digitalisation is still in its early stages of development. The study also identifies FM digitalisation trends over the previous twelve years, establishing contextual knowledge. As a result, a conceptual model that focuses on sustainable FM digitalisation is proposed.

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Organizational workplace relocation: assessment of facilities and real estate managers' practices

Cited by 5 publications

References 81 publications

Delivery of healthcare facility management services: A literature review

Delivery of healthcare facility management services: A literature review

Remodeling as a circular approach in built facilities: an assessment of lifecycle factors towards successful delivery

Facilities Management Digitalisation Model: A Systematic Literature Review

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