VFA Report Author unlocks the value of the VFA Capital Planning Software for stakeholders across the organization, so all stakeholders can have the capital planning reports they need to effectively contribute to the capital budgeting process. Read to learn more.
Information about the entire asset and property portfolio can be valuable to a wide group of facilities management stakeholders. VFA FacilityView provides quick and secure access to key information about the entire facilities portfolio via desktop or tablet.
VFA Auditor is a tablet-based facilities self-assessment solution that helps in-house facilities teams rapidly collect and refresh asset and building condition data. Read to see how it can help your organization.
Measuring sustainability operations is the only way ensure that you continue to realize the vision and benefits of sustainable facilities practices. When it comes measuring your success, there are two key factors you need.
Here are five key talking points on Federal cost overruns given by Federal construction experts from the private, non-profit and government sectors.
Healthcare supply chain management has become a topic of interest as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. This blog explores the nuances of the healthcare supply chain and why hospitals and healthcare systems should apply the principles of supply chain management to construction spend.
The State of Facilities report has generated a wealth of conversation among higher ed leaders. In this post we answer questions about the future of campus space.
JOC is not the right delivery method for every project. Selecting the right construction work for JOC will help make your program a success.
For every 100 pounds of construction material brought to the site, 30 of it will be wasted. This creates enormous pressure to recycle, reuse and repurpose wherever possible. Here are eight sustainable construction techniques to help you reduce waste in your building processes.
Medical care facilities were designed with “normal” care business in mind. They were certainly not designed with the flexibility needed to treat pandemic patients. So let’s examine a few ways healthcare facilities leaders can create facilities flexibility.
