Books, articles, reports, links

Here you can find all sorts of information published by members. You can download their articles and reports and buy their books at the bookshop. At 'Links' you will find a variety of 'nice to know' info selected by our editorial team.

Books handed out during EFMC 2012
The following books were presented by the Center for Facilities Management. Two of them are published in coöperation with EuroFM. The books can be orderd here.

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The Added Value of Facilities Management. Concepts, Findings and Perspectives
During the last decades the perception and application of Facilities Management (FM) has gradually shifted from primarily steering on cost reduction towards managing of facilities as a strategic resource to add value to the organisation and its stakeholders and to contribute to its overall performance.This book shows why and how this shift occurred and how the supply of facilities can or should be aligned to the different
interests and needs of various stakeholders.|

The book is written and/or edited by: Per Anker Jensen, Theo van der Voordt and Christian Coenen.

For more information on this book, please download the PDF document below.

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EFMC 2012 Research Proceedings
The theme of the symposium in 2012 was “Added Value provided by FM”. This highlights that FM is not just support services representing necessary cost to organizations. FM can provide essential benefits and sustainable impacts for corporations’ primary activities, society and environment.
The book contains 23 scientific papers which reflect work of researchers, professors, PhD-students, and post-graduate students

The book is edited by Antje Junghans and Per Anker Jensen

For more information on this book, please download the PDF document below.

 

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Facilities Management Research in the Nordic Countries. Past, Present and Future
In this book about research on Facilities Management (FM) leading researchers from the Nordic countries present their ideas and findings:

• Past: The historical development and current trends in FM research in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.
• Present: Ongoing FM research within the following six themes: Working Environments, Sustainability, Innovation and Usability, Partnerships, Knowledge Implementation, and Added Value.
• Future: Identification of future trends, challenges and research agendas for Nordic FM.

The book is edited by: Per Anker Jensen and Susanne Balslev Nielsen

For more information on this book, please download the PDF document below.