@ the momentMarch 18, 2002- Top Stories From The Commercial Buildings IndustryThe Commercial Buildings Industry Source| Home | About Us|Advertising|Contact Us | Directory| Free Subscriptions | Search |Top Moments• Digital Edge 2002 BEST OF THE WEBWhere Facilities Management and Technology Meet For Better Business Strategies• Before Disaster StrikesWeather Risk Management On Corporate Campuses Beats an Umbrella Any Day• Sustainable SystemsWide-area Interoperability Comes of AgeMore News• Construction Trade Show to Occupy Big Space at Las Vegas Convention Center• Autodesk Technology Used in Homeland Security Applications• NEW Buildings.com Poll: Office Dislikes?Digital Edge
Surveys indicate that there are somewhere between 112 and 148 million Internet users in the United States alone. What these users are searching for and finding varies widely from one desktop to the next. One thing is for certain: The evolution of the Internet has slowed some, changed a great deal, and is destined to be more solid and useful than ever.
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In what USA Today calls the “new American migration,” multi-million dollar corporate campuses are being constructed along the scenic southern and eastern seaboards. Still more are springing up in arid valleys near Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Southern California. These sites may be prime real estate – as long as the sun is shining.
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An airport manager uses his building automation system to check the temperatures and schedules in multiple concourses. A physical plant employee at a university enters a “winter storm – no classes” schedule into buildings throughout the campus. An energy manager uses trends and reports to compare the performance of government facilities throughout the southwestern United States and Hawaii, activating emergency measures when required.
Click here for complete article...Construction Trade Show to Occupy Big Space at Las Vegas Convention Center
It's a matter of timing that will make next week's Conexpo-Con/Agg show at the Las Vegas Convention Center the largest ever on a square-foot basis, organizers said Wednesday.Occupying 1.9 million square feet, the international trade show focuses on the construction, aggregates and ready-mixed concrete industries. Projected attendance is about 125,000.
Click here for complete article...Autodesk Technology Used in Homeland Security Applications
Autodesk, Inc. (Nasdaq:ADSK), the world's leading design software and digital content company, today announced that its GIS (Geographic Information Systems) technology is being used in Web Enforcer and FloorView, two homeland security applications helping law enforcement officials and emergency response teams to plan for and react to threats and emergencies.
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Stop by Buildings.com to participate now!Office Dislikes?Whether you work in an office, at home, or from your car … Tell us what you dislike most about your office space.Access to power/data portsSeatingFurnitureStorageLightingAcousticsSize of SpaceWalls/Partitions(Poll Posted 3/18/2002)Click here to participate in this poll...(Return to Top)--- Exclusive Online content ---Free Newsletters
You can receive important and timely industry news and insight delivered to your inbox. Click Here to subscribe to:• Bottom Line Energy Issues – Lewis Tagliaferre's perspective on energy issues for the commercial buildings owner.• E-Buildings Newsletter – What's working and what's hot - in the way of information, data communication, and data processing technology as well as the procedures and accesses to new buildings systems integration methods. Featuring an exclusive online column • Technology in the Workspace ” by Ernie Schirmer.@ The Moment is an e-mail newsletter produced by Buildings.com.THIS DOCUMENT AND OTHER DOCUMENTS PROVIDED PURSUANT TO THIS PROGRAM ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. The information type should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Stamats Communications and Stamats Communications cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of publication. INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. The user assumes the entire risk as to the accuracy and the use of this document. Buildings.com newsletter e-mail may be copied and distributed subject to the following conditions:
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Surveys indicate that there are somewhere between 112 and 148 million Internet users in the United States alone. What these users are searching for and finding varies widely from one desktop to the next. One thing is for certain: The evolution of the Internet has slowed some, changed a great deal, and is destined to be more solid and useful than ever.
Click here for complete article...Before Disaster Strikes
In what USA Today calls the “new American migration,” multi-million dollar corporate campuses are being constructed along the scenic southern and eastern seaboards. Still more are springing up in arid valleys near Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Southern California. These sites may be prime real estate – as long as the sun is shining.
Click here for complete article...Sustainable Systems
An airport manager uses his building automation system to check the temperatures and schedules in multiple concourses. A physical plant employee at a university enters a “winter storm – no classes” schedule into buildings throughout the campus. An energy manager uses trends and reports to compare the performance of government facilities throughout the southwestern United States and Hawaii, activating emergency measures when required.
Click here for complete article...Construction Trade Show to Occupy Big Space at Las Vegas Convention Center
It's a matter of timing that will make next week's Conexpo-Con/Agg show at the Las Vegas Convention Center the largest ever on a square-foot basis, organizers said Wednesday.Occupying 1.9 million square feet, the international trade show focuses on the construction, aggregates and ready-mixed concrete industries. Projected attendance is about 125,000.
Click here for complete article...Autodesk Technology Used in Homeland Security Applications
Autodesk, Inc. (Nasdaq:ADSK), the world's leading design software and digital content company, today announced that its GIS (Geographic Information Systems) technology is being used in Web Enforcer and FloorView, two homeland security applications helping law enforcement officials and emergency response teams to plan for and react to threats and emergencies.
Click here for complete article...Buildings.com Quick Poll:
Stop by Buildings.com to participate now!Office Dislikes?Whether you work in an office, at home, or from your car … Tell us what you dislike most about your office space.Access to power/data portsSeatingFurnitureStorageLightingAcousticsSize of SpaceWalls/Partitions(Poll Posted 3/18/2002)Click here to participate in this poll...(Return to Top)--- Exclusive Online content ---Free Newsletters
You can receive important and timely industry news and insight delivered to your inbox. Click Here to subscribe to:• Bottom Line Energy Issues – Lewis Tagliaferre's perspective on energy issues for the commercial buildings owner.• E-Buildings Newsletter – What's working and what's hot - in the way of information, data communication, and data processing technology as well as the procedures and accesses to new buildings systems integration methods. Featuring an exclusive online column • Technology in the Workspace ” by Ernie Schirmer.@ The Moment is an e-mail newsletter produced by Buildings.com.THIS DOCUMENT AND OTHER DOCUMENTS PROVIDED PURSUANT TO THIS PROGRAM ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. The information type should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Stamats Communications and Stamats Communications cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of publication. INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. The user assumes the entire risk as to the accuracy and the use of this document. Buildings.com newsletter e-mail may be copied and distributed subject to the following conditions:
1. All text must be copied without modification and all pages must be included.
2. All copies must contain Stamats Communications' copyright notice and any other notices provided therein.
3. This document may not be distributed for profit.Protecting your Investments with Intermatic
Protecting expensive investments in electrical equipment-such as computers, telephone systems, electronic ballasts, security and fire alarm systems from transient surges is a must in today’s modern facility. Intermatic, the leading source of surge suppression devices, announces today the availability of a complimentary CD that will automatically assess surge suppression needs for facility managers and building engineers. • Click Here for a free CD and surge suppression systems catalog.FM’02: A New Focus For FMFacilities Management
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