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Dave Lubach

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Sustainability Spotlight: Water Conservation via Hydration Stations

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By Dave Lubach
| FacilitiesNet Verified
Hydration stations help facilities minimize plastic waste and make drinking water more accessible. Key Takeaways: Bottle-filling stations promote reusable-bottle use, reduce single-use plastic waste and make tap water a more convenient, appealing alternative to bottled water.
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The Question That Seemingly Has No Answers

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By Dave Lubach
| FacilitiesNet Verified
What one department wants to do and what they can do to alleviate the concerns often results in frustrated facility leaders. We have all heard the phrase, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” It is attributed to a French thinker dating back to the 1840s, and I think about the saying a lot during conversations with facility executives. While planning coverage for next year’s magazines, I asked our advisory boards about trending topics they are thinking about looking toward 2027.
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Keep the Human Touch in Your AI Plan

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By Dave Lubach
| FacilitiesNet Verified
AI is becoming an essential tool in commercial real estate, but industry leaders say the most successful facilities teams will use it to enhance — not replace — human expertise. It’s rare these days for a discussion of facility management to take place without at least one mention of artificial intelligence (AI) and how it’s impacting the industry. Newsflash: AI isn’t going anywhere.
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