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Going From Crisis Management to Asset Management

Not all assets are equally important to the operation of the facility. While the failure of most individual assets will be little more than a blip in the operation of the facility, failures in certain critical assets can result in a halt in operations, or put the facility itself and its occupants at risk.

Writing for Facilities Management, national facilities consultant James Piper, P.E., discusses having a comprehensive approach in place for managing these assets to avoid spending time jumping from crisis to crisis.

Read his post here.

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