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Powering Through The Data Center
Focusing on four major areas can contribute to successful power design in mission critical facilities.
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Building Operating Management/FacilitiesNet

Mass Notification Comes of Age
Changes in technology have made systems more robust, with alerts on different levels providing specific instructions for different situations
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Energy Modeling For Sustainability
Evolving software for modeling energy dynamics makes it easier for architects and engineers to design green buildings
appeared in Continuing Education Center

Your Real Risks
In the face of myraid threats, which security risks should facility executives worry about the most?
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Challenges Local Fire Protection Codes to Better Protect Occupants
Dana Farber brought on board the fire/life safety design engineers from Syska Hennessy to help create a new fire evacuation system that still appreciates the vulnerabilities of the patients and the responsibilities of the Institute's staff simultaneously.
appeared in New England Real Estate Journal

Nanotechnology Plumbing Design
Learn the basics of designing the plumbing systems for a nanotech laboratory.
appeared in Plumbing Systems & Design

11 Surprising Ways that Your Building Wastes Energy
If you take a close-up look at your facilities, you'll discover that energy is being wasted in ways you didn't realize
appeared in Buildings.com

Fire Safety System Retrofits: Don’t Get Burned
A fire safety system retrofit creates a situation with no room for errors and countless opportunities for them to happen. The average commercial high-rise fire safety system takes four years to retrofit. During that time, a multitude of different components must be tracked and managed to ensure that the overall system continues to function.
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Understanding BAS Functions
Picture a 2.3 million square foot facility with a total HVAC system capacity of 10,500 tons to support occupancy of up to 40,000 people. Now imagine letting the HVAC system run at full load all the time, regardless of how many people are actually in the building.
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