Moving Up the Organization in Facilities Manage- Ment

by A.S. Migs Damiani

Migs Damiani, noted speaker, trainer, and practicing professional in Facilities Management, takes on the trends of downsizing, outsourcing, and re-engineering the facilities maintenance and management... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891121030
• ISBN13: 9781891121036
• Release Date: June 1998
• Publisher: SciTech Publishing
• Length: 134 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

I Cannot recommend it enough!

In his book, Daminai captures the essence of Facility Management by providing helpful information on topics such as construction management, contracting, outsourcing and FM Branch organization. A 30-year professional in FM recommeded the book to me. After reading it myself, I cannot recommend it ENOUGH! We are using the book as a supplemental text in our Basic Facility Management course, our continuting education courses and as a supplemental text in our graduate degree class in Facility Management. The book is in-tune with trends in Facility Management, and is versatile enough to use as reference material for all related FM tasks. The book is definitely a keeper! Mark A. Trudzinski, Facilities Manager Education Coordinator, U.S. Army Medical Command

I cannot recommend it ENOUGH!

In his book, Daminai captures the essence of Facility Management by providing helpful information on topics such as construction management, contracting, outsourcing and FM Banch organization. A 30-year professional in FM recommeded the book to me. After reading it myself, I cannot recommend it ENOUGH! We are using the book as a supplemental text in our Basic Facility Management course, our continuting education courses and as a supplemental text in our graduate degree class in Facility Management. The book is in-tune with trends in Facility Management, and is versatile enough to use as reference material for all related FM tasks. The book is definitely a keeter! Mark A. Trudzinski, Facilities Manager Education Coordinator, U.S. Army Medical Command