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State of the art in sustainable Facility Management

Junghans, Antje
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2391048
Date
2011
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Original version
Haugbølle, K., Gottlieb, S. C., Kähkönen, K. E., Klakegg, O. J., Lindahl, G. A., & Widén, K. (Eds.) (2011).Proceedings of the 6th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation: Shaping the Construction/Society Nexus. Volume 2: Transforming Practices  
Abstract
The European Union is targeting a sustainable development of the economy. Therefore it is important

to develop better technologies and better management. Facility Management can contribute to a

sustainable development of the built environment with regard to the interaction between companies

and their business surroundings. This is because of its responsibility for the integration of primary

processes and support processes within organizations. Facility Management influences the

procurement and delivery of construction in direct and indirect ways. Direct influences on the

sustainable development of the built environment are seen within the three main areas of

responsibility: support of “primary processes”, development of “space and infrastructure”, and

development of “people and organisations”. Facility Management contributes indirectly to the

overall objectives of sustainability concerning society, the environment and the economy. A review of

the international literature in Europe in particular of scientific publications revealed up to now no

common definition or consistent application of the term “sustainable facility management” in Europe.

Therefore a preliminary SFM-model was developed and discussed in expert workshops.
Publisher
Danish Building Research Institute, Aalborg University
Journal
Proceedings of the 6th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation – Shaping the Construction/Society Nexus.

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