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FacilitiesDive Improving building envelopes to reduce heat loss and energy use could get easier as researchers say they’re finding advanced ways to use infrared thermal imaging to visualize temperature anomalies […]

Lodging Magazine Independent hospitality is entering a new era of technology adoption — not the kind where owners dabble with a tool for a few months and move on, but

Facilities Net Changes have been coming fast and furious for building owners, especially when it comes to HVAC systems and technology. Just when many owners were getting their arms around

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Buildings Owners with buildings in freeze-prone areas know how important it is to be ready for winter, from preparing commercial properties to prepping for outdoor snow removal. Being winter-ready can

Hotel Dive Following a year of broad economic uncertainty that stifled growth for hotels, hospitality industry leaders are looking toward 2026 with cautious optimism. Rising operational costs are slated to

Facilities Dive Facility managers are bracing for AI-driven changes and smarter building systems in 2026. Experts predict integrated ecosystems and advanced sensors will reshape roles. Data insights will turn managers

FacilitiesNet Maintenance and engineering managers need to establish a proactive drain cleaning program to prevent costly clogs, backups and water damage to institutional and commercial facilities. The reason why is

FacilitiesNet Every building uses energy, but not always efficiently. This video explores how energy audits can help facility executives uncover hidden inefficiencies, cut costs and get closer to achieving their

Green Lodging News The hospitality industry has long embraced new energy management solutions (EMS) to improve efficiency while maintaining guest comfort. Smart thermostats, initially designed to monitor only for occupancy,