Resources & Insights

We anticipate changes in everything from occupancy levels, an increased focus on air flow and changes in how operational and capital expenditures will be managed.

Monitoring CO2 gives facilities managers the tool they need to manage the balance between ventilation, thermal comfort and energy expenditure.

As Hitech manufacturing finance managers and site leaders across Ireland and the wider UK work toward their commitments to carbon-neutral operations by 2030, unpacking the true costs associated with meeting these goals is ever more relevant.

There is a significant opportunity in the built environment to move ahead of the political rhetoric and gain reputational advantage with key stakeholders

The COVID pandemic created a seismic shift for retail and commercial building operations and with very little warning owners, tenants and Facility Managers have had to quickly adapt to new rules and regulations.

As pressure mounts on the built environment to achieve key sustainability measures and fast track towards net zero emissions, the C-suite now has a new member - Chief Sustainability Officer.

The PEAK Platform can help maintenance contractors working in large buildings ensure safe, efficient and reliable operations.

The CIM Peak Platform is the culmination of an idea that started several years ago. Here are five things I wish I’d known when I first embarked on this adventure.

The modern facilities manager needs to ensure that everything from HVAC and elevators through to emergency lighting and defibrillators are working at their peak operational performance.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) is now a major boardroom topic for fund managers and investors in the property sector

Large assets like casinos, airports and shopping centres are incredibly complex to operate at peak performance. Data helps facilitate collaboration to reduce the complexity of operating buildings.

Get to know the amazing team behind CIM! This week we chat with Atonious Mickaeal, Head of Engineering at CIM.