... involves four Finnish organizations. Data was collected in 2023–2024. Survey data (n = 533) was analyzed using cluster analysis to identify profiles of work location choices. Theme interviews (n = 71) were analyzed qualitatively. Findings Five profiles of work location choices...

...Christabel M.F. Ho; Olugbenga Timo Oladinrin Purpose Setting measurable criteria for implementing ethical codes is a pivotal issue in construction organizations. This paper aims to present an approach for evaluating ethical codes implementation within an organization based on 30 indicators...

... to the Tripartite Committee on the Property Management Industry in Hong Kong, there are four criteria that need to be emphasised in property management practices: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Knowledge management Property management Organizations Malaysia Knowledge management (KM...

...Andrew N. Green; Andrew Jack A business organization should consistently meet the needs of its stakeholders. Any sub‐optimal position suggests that enhancement of business performance is possible in at least two areas: the effectiveness of the routes to achieving those stakeholder needs...

... building at the UCE , Perry Barr Campus in the West Midlands. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Organizations Learning Internet Design What are the impacts of deregulation of UK universities during the 1990s on space design? At first glance it can be seen that one of the primary...

.... Both are of vital interest to educational institutions concerned with this field, as well as the personnel and training functions within organisations concerned with better management of their property. Real estate Organizations Management The Corporate Real Estate Management Research Unit...

... management Organizations Strategy The increasing competition across sectors and the rise of the low‐fare carrier are amongst the most significant changes to effect the aviation industry in many years. These changes in customer base have significant facilities implications as identified by Pitt...

... new research published 2 March 1999 by the RICS Corporate Occupiers Group, Gardiner & Theobald and Jonathan Edwards Ltd. Keywords Organizations,Property management, Strategy Successful property management Organizations Property management Strategy © MCB UP Limited 1999 --> ...

...Ranko Bon This paper summarizes the results of the 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997 surveys of chief real estate officers (CREO) from major organizations in Europe and North America. Since 1997 the annual survey is being undertaken jointly by the Corporate Real Estate Management Research Unit...

... property owners in the UK (to be described in a forthcoming article). © MCB UP Limited 1996 Facilities management Management techniques Models Organizations Real estate This paper reviews some management concepts and tools applied to corporate real estate management (CREM). Two...

...Barry J. Varcoe The last few years of tight economic conditions have served to focus on the need for all organizations to be as “lean and mean” as possible. In this context, the need for the facilities function to contribute to the overall effort in full is clear. Indeed, many have argued...

... the organization of the delivery of facilities alongside new technology and this must be foremost in managers′ thinking. A balanced approach is needed in using consultants and contractors and ways of adopting an in‐house control, such as that by the BBC, are highlighted. Contracting out is also discussed...

...Keith Alexander Introduces the basic concepts of risk management and their application to the field of facilities management (FM). Identifies the main classes of risk relevant to FM and introduces a model for determining the exposure of an organization to risk and for identifying the level...

...Keith Alexander Looks at the ways value is added in an organization through facilities management. Suggests that if facilities are tuned in they help meet business objectives and values. Concludes that facilities can be effectively managed only if seen as integral parts of the enterprise. © MCB...

... of steps to be identified on the quality journey to systems capable of audit to international quality standards. Concludes that the benefits of quality initiatives will take time to emerge. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Organizations Service levels TQM VOLUME 10 NUMBER 2 1992 Quality Managed...

... Responsibility Health Organizations Property Sick building syndrome VOLUME 9 NUMBER 7 1991 "Sick Buildings": What are They and What is Their Cause? David Tong "SICK BUILDINGS" - WHAT ARE THEY? Buildings are described as "sick" when the occupants are exposed to health hazards which in some way derive from...

...Tony Thomson An abstract model for establishing facilities management in an organisation is set out: the needs of the business, the customers and the performance of the facilities management department in relation to these needs. The generic functions of the facilities department and the level...

... for integration in a format that senior management can understand. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Organizations Property Strategic planning VOLUME 9 NUMBER 3 1991 How Property Can Help Organisations Achieve their Objectives Simon Roberts INTRODUCTION Survey reports frequently confirm what professionals...

...J. Bröchner Developing new and more efficient information technology affects the organisation of facilities management by improving the ability to co‐ordinate, to inspect and to translate. Using Swedish examples,decentralisation and the links to users are discussed. The implications of common...