The Use of Computers in Facilities/Installations Planning Summary of a Symposium (1994) / Chapter Skim
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THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN SPACE PLANNING
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN SPACE PLANNING
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Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories Computer Aided Facility Management (CAFM) typically consists of budgeting and accounting, property management, facility design, furniture, fixtures, and equipment, and operations and maintenance.
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The Facility Delivery Process In order to present the facility delivery process in a different way, I have devised LIFE of a Project. Womb to cradle Birth of a Project-some have a longer gestation period than others .
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Group X is then given the barracks and must "remodel to suit." The issues for the space planners include 1) how the organization functions were neglected - i.e., they need 90 persons to be on one floor, virtually in one room due to the nature of their work and they have a massive records holding area that has critical climate control and fire suppression requirements and 2)
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This contrasts with hierarchical management techniques that have people gather data while other people organize it and still others make decisions based on that data. A CAFM system can provide equal access and should have built-in quality controls.
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