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Amonet, a purpose-designed web-based management information system, built and operated by Not Just Cleaning Ltd, is the winner of this year's i-FM e-business Award.
The third in our series of reports from the companies shortlisted for this year's i-FM e-business award outlines a purpose-built solution to the problem of gathering up-to-date global building data.
The annual i-FM e-business Award is for companies and organisations in the facilities sector that are exploiting new technologies to improve business processes and performance.
Start planning now. Entries for the 2010 i-FM e-business award are due in by Friday, 28 May.
Four companies have been named to the shortlist for this year's i-FM e-business Award.
This year's i-FM e-business award has drawn an exceptionally strong field of contenders, including several late entries arriving just ahead of last Friday's deadline.
This year's i-FM e-business award competition drew an exceptionally strong field of contenders. Three have made it through to the shortlist.
The public sector in Wales is set to be the first in the UK to be able to buy all of its goods and services online.
Entries for the 2007 i-FM e-business award are due in by Friday, May 25th.
The i-FM e-business award, now in its seventh year, recognises the exceptional application of technology in any aspect of the facilities business.
Camden Council has launched a 'better and cheaper' efficiency drive and will roll out a new 'e-Buy' system to help council staff save time and money by buying services and making payments electronically.
Liverpool City Council says it will use a new joint venture with BT to save thousands of pounds on its operation of procurement services, legal services and social services.
You only have until the end of May to get your entry in for this year's i-FM e-business award.
Finance and Public Services Minister Sue Essex has urged public services across Wales to make better use of electronic procurement.
The i-FM e-business award, now in its sixth year, recognises the exceptional application of technology in any aspect of the facilities business.
BuildOnline, the web-based collaboration system, has been pulling in the industry kudos lately.
Friday is the deadline for entries for the i-FM e-business award, so there's still time to enter the competition - but not much.
The i-FM e-business award, now in its fifth year, recognises the exceptional application of technology in any aspect of the facilities business.
Judging is underway today for this year's i-FM e-business award, sponsored by Mowlem and held in conjunction with the much-anticipated PFM Partnership awards.
Companies and other organisations which are using new technologies to improve business processes and performance in facilities management are urged to compete for this year's i-FM e-business Award.
Serco Learning has bought Teknical, a subsidiary of training and technology specialist Feedback plc, for £350,000 in cash.
Derek Smith Associates, working with Siemens Facility Management, won the third i-FM e-business Award last night for its fmNet information application.
Response Maintenance and Building Services has been singled out as national winner of the DTI-backed InterForum E-Commerce Awards.
Three finalists will compete for the 2003 i-FM e-business Award.
Online tendering service Virtual Property Market has completed its second round of funding with a total of £150,000 being invested in the Glasgow-based company.
An FM services and solutions provider, Derek Smith Associates (DSA), has entered into a collaborative relationship with professional consultancies Praxis42 and HBI to develop the market for its web based management information systems.
Companies and other organisations which are using new technologies to improve business processes and performance in facilities management are urged to compete for the i-FM e-business Award.
The web-based accommodation services marketplace oiol has appointed DTZ group director David Steventon as a non-executive director.
Most major company websites are poorly maintained and many have not been redesigned or updated for a year. A report by the Interactive Bureau highlights deficiencies in the FTSE 100 companies' websites.
The results of a DTI-led study show that there has been little change in the proportion of businesses using information and communication technology over the past year, but UK firms are adopting a more strategic approach to it.
Construction e-business service provider BuildOnline says it is now in profit having signed several new customers including Tishman Speyer Properties.
FMs who think that e-sourcing can save up to 10% should think again, says Forrester.
European companies are increasingly confronted with skills shortages in their procurement departments, according to a new pan-European survey of more than 120 procurement directors.
The upgraded Government Secure Intranet (GSI) will offer the capacity necessary for bandwidth-hungry applications like videoconferencing, whiteboard services and mobile telephony interaction, facilitating a range of services within the FM sphere.
The three finalists for the second annual i-FM e-business Award have been chosen. They demonstrate the way in which inter, intra and extranet technology is rapidly being adopted to improve perfomance in the FM sector.
To launch its new website, office fit out specialists Overbury devised a light-hearted test which shows that FMs have the personality of the new Greater London Authority Headquarters!
The internet portal developed by Arlington for its business park occupiers has won the first i-FM e-business Award.
The CAFM Explorer User Group held its 16th Annual event earlier this month at Charlton Football Club.
FacilityPro has acquired Ohio-based procurement services firm PurchasingFirst to support its new business development initiatives.
Eu-supply.com, an internet enabled procurement portal for contractors and suppliers, today released a report that states revenues are increasing by 30% month on month and that almost half of the top 200 European contractors use the site.
First Property Online, which operates a B2B online property transaction service, has entered an agreement to acquire the two operating companies of CPD Online.
Office furniture supplier, Ergonom, has launched a new office systems website.
The Canadian government has chosen Amec as a primary supplier of professional services to Canada's various online projects.
ISS Group has launched a new web site as part of its e-strategy, launched in November last year simultaneously with the group's overall strategy, create2005.
First Property Online (fprop) has reported losses of £547,000, although chief executive Ben Habib is not worried.
London leads Europe as the best place to locate an e-business according to a survey by real estate consultants Healey & Baker.
First Property Online is to launch three new products to streamline the commercial property transaction process through its website www.fprop.com.
Just over a year since its launch the European FM website, developed by Dutch publishers Arko, is to close along with its associated quarterly magazine.
Robert J. Herbold, Chief Operating Officer of Microsoft Corporation, told delegates at a corporate real estate conference this week not to fear a global slow-down.
An e-business outsourcing company - Servusb2b - has been launched to meet the demands of business' support activities.
Johnson Controls has launched its e-business portal solution to the US real estate market at the International Development Research Council (IDRC) Tech Fair in Seattle, Washington.
Occupier.org, the web site developed by the Facilities Management Graduate Centre (FMGC) at Sheffield University, received 2,997 hits in its first four weeks, 10% from outside the UK.
AvidXchange, a provider of web-based procurement and competitive bid management products and services, has formed a partnership with Hughes Supply, a diversified wholesale distributor of construction materials.
MRO Software has announced the release of its next generation of hosted products that will quickly and affordably 'e-commerce enable' distributors and manufacturers of industrial parts and equipment.
Xerox Corporation plans to use its $3.5bn outsourcing business and rapidly growing solutions and professional services units to pursue an estimated $100bn market opportunity.
Online trading portal Mercadium is up for sale and Causeway Technologies is in exclusive talks with the company, according to an industry source.
In the third in our series of reports on the projects shortlisted for this year's i-FM e-business Award, Atkins Asset Management explains its solution to the need-to-know challenge.
In the second in our series of reports on the projects shortlisted for this year's i-FM e-business Award, Johnson Controls explains its unique workplace survey tool.
Will e-procurement drive facilities management down the commodity route or is it simply a faster, cheaper, better way of doing business? Frank Booty looks at the rise of electronic tendering and auctions.
E-bidding or reverse auctions are driving down the cost of procurement. But, asks Louis Wustemann, what's the catch?
UK plc is slowly getting online but are FM providers exploiting the potential of web-based business? Richard Byatt offers an overview of their response to the challenge.