FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment
FM as a business enabler Sydney Opera House is recognised throughout the world as a building icon of 20th century architecture. The Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Construction Innovation and the Australian Government’s FM Action Agenda chose this iconic symbol as the focus of its Facilities...
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| author | Madan, Sunil, Madan Drogemuller, Robin Mitchell, John Schevers, Hans Tonelli, Marcello Clark, Selwyn Frowd, Andrew Ballesty, Stephen Ferrara, Nicholas Morris, Jason Shah, Ankit Akhurst, Paul Griffiths, Alan Lining, Chris Singh, Gary Spink, George Leifer, David Schwede, Dirk Henriksen, Janet Martindale, Kat Wu, Jeremy Marchant, David |
| author_facet | Madan, Sunil, Madan Drogemuller, Robin Mitchell, John Schevers, Hans Tonelli, Marcello Clark, Selwyn Frowd, Andrew Ballesty, Stephen Ferrara, Nicholas Morris, Jason Shah, Ankit Akhurst, Paul Griffiths, Alan Lining, Chris Singh, Gary Spink, George Leifer, David Schwede, Dirk Henriksen, Janet Martindale, Kat Wu, Jeremy Marchant, David |
| author_sort | Madan, Sunil, Madan |
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| description | FM as a business enabler
Sydney Opera House is recognised throughout the world as a building icon of 20th century architecture. The Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Construction Innovation and the Australian Government’s FM Action Agenda chose this iconic symbol as the focus of its Facilities Management (FM) Exemplar Project and partnered with industry, government and research to develop innovative strategies across three research themes.
1. Digital modelling — developing a building information model capable of integrating information from disparate software systems and hard copy, and combining this with a spatial 3D computer-aided design (CAD)/geographic information system (GIS) platform. This model offers a visual representation of the building and its component elements in 3D, and provides comprehensive information on each element.
2. Services procurement — developed a multi-criteria performance-based procurement framework for FM service delivery
3. Performance benchmarking — developed an FM benchmarking framework that enables facilities/organisations to determine key performance indicators (KPIs) to identify best practice and improvement strategies.
This project provides a broad range of practical input from client, consultants and service providers. The project’s outcomes will in turn support the industry’s FM Action Agenda. The innovative methods delivered by this project should be implemented across the FM industry at the strategic, management and operational levels.
Further research on the FM Exemplar Project outputs would assist in developing a broader application of the integrated FM solution to other facility types and benefit the FM industry and the community at large. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-968502025-01-14T03:26:29Z FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment The Sydney Opera House Facilities Management Exemplar Project Madan, Sunil, Madan Drogemuller, Robin Mitchell, John Schevers, Hans Tonelli, Marcello Clark, Selwyn Frowd, Andrew Ballesty, Stephen Ferrara, Nicholas Morris, Jason Shah, Ankit Akhurst, Paul Griffiths, Alan Lining, Chris Singh, Gary Spink, George Leifer, David Schwede, Dirk Henriksen, Janet Martindale, Kat Wu, Jeremy Marchant, David Sydney Opera House- Design and construction, Building- Information Services, Facility Management FM as a business enabler Sydney Opera House is recognised throughout the world as a building icon of 20th century architecture. The Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Construction Innovation and the Australian Government’s FM Action Agenda chose this iconic symbol as the focus of its Facilities Management (FM) Exemplar Project and partnered with industry, government and research to develop innovative strategies across three research themes. 1. Digital modelling — developing a building information model capable of integrating information from disparate software systems and hard copy, and combining this with a spatial 3D computer-aided design (CAD)/geographic information system (GIS) platform. This model offers a visual representation of the building and its component elements in 3D, and provides comprehensive information on each element. 2. Services procurement — developed a multi-criteria performance-based procurement framework for FM service delivery 3. Performance benchmarking — developed an FM benchmarking framework that enables facilities/organisations to determine key performance indicators (KPIs) to identify best practice and improvement strategies. This project provides a broad range of practical input from client, consultants and service providers. The project’s outcomes will in turn support the industry’s FM Action Agenda. The innovative methods delivered by this project should be implemented across the FM industry at the strategic, management and operational levels. Further research on the FM Exemplar Project outputs would assist in developing a broader application of the integrated FM solution to other facility types and benefit the FM industry and the community at large. 2007 Report http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/96850 English 2005-001-C CRC for Construction Innovation Cooperative Research Centre for Construction Innovation, Icon.Net Pty Ltd. fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Sydney Opera House- Design and construction, Building- Information Services, Facility Management Madan, Sunil, Madan Drogemuller, Robin Mitchell, John Schevers, Hans Tonelli, Marcello Clark, Selwyn Frowd, Andrew Ballesty, Stephen Ferrara, Nicholas Morris, Jason Shah, Ankit Akhurst, Paul Griffiths, Alan Lining, Chris Singh, Gary Spink, George Leifer, David Schwede, Dirk Henriksen, Janet Martindale, Kat Wu, Jeremy Marchant, David FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment |
| title | FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment |
| title_full | FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment |
| title_fullStr | FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment |
| title_full_unstemmed | FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment |
| title_short | FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment |
| title_sort | fm as a business enabler: solutions for managing the built environment |
| topic | Sydney Opera House- Design and construction, Building- Information Services, Facility Management |
| url | 2005-001-C http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/96850 |