Solutions Exchange

Tuesday, October 5
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Exhibit Hall

Have you heard of speed dating? Facility Decisions is going to spice things up with its own version...Solutions Exchange.

Solutions Exchange is a round-robin interactive session that engages you through discussions on the critical topics in facilities management. Take your seat among your peers and join in an exchange of ideas, facilitated by some of the top manufacturers and experts serving the facilities industry. After 20 minutes, the roundtable disperses so that the next batch of table discussions can begin. You will have the opportunity to participate in up to three table discussions.

“Portable Air Conditioning – When and How to Use It”

AirPac

At this exchange you’ll learn how portable air conditioners fill a crucial role for climate control, and how to use portable air conditioning as an affordable solution for backup, emergency, supplemental, primary and disaster recovery cooling.

“Energy Efficient Building Automation”

Automated Logic

With rising energy costs and tighter operating budgets, the ability to monitor and assess energy use is critical, but installing conservation measures with no thought to comfort can result in failure. This exchange will provide insights into striking the right balance.



“Best Practices for Energy Reduction in your Facility”

Infor

Attend this discussion to learn how to address the single biggest cost element when managing your assets. Learn about the best practices to incorporate energy usage into your asset and maintenance management strategy — and reduce your energy spending.

“Long Term Door Solutions”

Select Hinges

Discussions will focus on the prevention of basic problems for new door openings and how to correct problems in existing door openings.


“Water Efficiency Solutions”

Sloan Valve

Learn how water-efficient products can help reduce costs, achieve LEED status and reduce our impact on the environment.

“Optimizing your CMMS”

Thinkage Ltd.

Managing your maintenance is not a "do once and it's done" point in time; neither is computerizing it! You need to define your success target(s), review what you have accomplished and tune up what needs improvement to meet these targets. This exchange discusses the review process and how to get the greatest returns.