SolarEdge Technologies is set to unveil new power optimizers for the residential as well as commercial and industrial (C&I) markets at Intersolar in Munich from 14-16th June.

As warehouse operators in the UK report continuing labour shortages, Frazer Watson, VP of Sales - UK & Ireland at iFollow, makes a case for deploying mobile robots.

Steve Purvis, managing director of Bis Henderson Space, relives his company's journey to ISO90001 Quality Management Systems certification.

Xia Hulling, founder and CEO of sortation system specialist LiBiao Robotics, explains why automation is allowing postal service providers to deliver better customer service.

Philippe Rambach, SVP and Chief AI Officer (CAIO) at Schneider Electric, explains how cutting edge artificial intelligence and distributed power generation technologies are optimising energy consumption for retail behemoth Lidl and his company's North American R&D facility.

Green building specialists Neal Walsh and Robert Downey take on FM Magazine's challenge of explaining why evaporative cooling towers that consume water are any more sustainable than air conditioning systems powered by electricity.

In a macro-economic context featuring several challenges including political uncertainty, rising interest rates, a surge in development costs and ESG-related pressures, the hospitality industry has shown great resilience with numerous signs of a well-engaged trading recovery. At an indust

Rajavel Subramanian, Facilio co-founder and Head of Product, says first generation computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) can simply no longer be considered for purpose.

Iain Cox, Chair of the Business Sprinkler Alliance (BSA), explains why recycling centres are often a source of ignitable material.

Russell Blake, Managing Director - Healthcare, Compass Group UK & Ireland, considers the impact of the National Standards for Food and Drink in Healthcare introduced by the NHS in November 2022.

John McPherson, Managing Director of ABM in the United Kingdom, shares his thoughts on what 's in store for the facilities management sector this year.

Mark Bouldin, Digital Solutions - Sales at Johnson Controls, believes poor interconnectivity between smart building systems is a barrier to understanding the value of the data they generate.

Dr Karen Michell, research programme lead for The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), considers measures employers can implement to combat threatening behaviour towards frontline workers.

Iain Cox, Chair of the Business Sprinkler Alliance (BSA), comments on a huge fire at a bus station in Slough to the west of London.

FM Magazine sounded out Paresh Raja, CEO of Market Financial Solutions (MFS) and Shojun CEO, Jatin Ondhia, on the 50 basis point hike in interest rates announced today by the Bank of England.

For operators of hotels and resorts, complying with NFPA 72 and other U.S. safety codes which require annual smoke detection inspection can be costly, as spot smoke detectors are often installed in high ceilings and hard-to-access areas. Del Williams considers alternative solution, aspirating

Jonathan Rhodes, partner and national head of valuation at global property consultancy Cluttons, discusses the long term benefits for beneficiaries of charitable organisations of strategic real estate planning.

John McPherson, managing director, ABM UK, explains why the absence of a consensus global standard for Indoor Air Quality presents difficulties for facility managers, and the measures his company is taking to preventing sick building syndrome (SBS) in client locations.

Mark Bouldin, environmental specialist at Johnson Controls, explains why indoor air quality (IAQ) ought to be as important a political narrative as the health and wellbeing of building users is imperative.

Rogier Roelvink, Customer Strategy Director with Oracle Construction and Engineering, explains how processes and technologies from Formula One motorsport can accelerate performance in facilities management.