Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
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The Facilities Management Value Map: a conceptual framework
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The purpose of this paper is to present a conceptual framework – the FM Value Map – to understand and explain the different ways in which FM can add value to a core business, and possibly to the surroundings.
The value map has been developed based on inductive reasoning from an analysis of a large number of cases in an explorative empirical study of FM best practice in the Nordic countries of Europe. It has been tested and modified from discussions with practitioners in a Nordic FM project group and aligned with the current European standardisation of taxonomy for FM.
The FM Value Map was successfully tested in a number of case studies from companies in the five Nordic countries.
The present version of the FM Value Map is not seen as a final model, but as a result of an initial development. The model should be tested and validated further and also refined.
The FM Value Map can be used in general to provide a better understanding of the value and contributions of FM, for instance by FM organisations in the dialogue with their customers.
The FM Value Map is a unique conceptual framework, and a comparison with other models shows that it provides the most holistic framework by including the impacts on the surroundings and all relevant stakeholders.
The Facilities Management Value Map: a conceptual framework
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The purpose of this paper is to present a conceptual framework – the FM Value Map – to understand and explain the different ways in which FM can add value to a core business, and possibly to the surroundings.
The value map has been developed based on inductive reasoning from an analysis of a large number of cases in an explorative empirical study of FM best practice in the Nordic countries of Europe. It has been tested and modified from discussions with practitioners in a Nordic FM project group and aligned with the current European standardisation of taxonomy for FM.
The FM Value Map was successfully tested in a number of case studies from companies in the five Nordic countries.
The present version of the FM Value Map is not seen as a final model, but as a result of an initial development. The model should be tested and validated further and also refined.
The FM Value Map can be used in general to provide a better understanding of the value and contributions of FM, for instance by FM organisations in the dialogue with their customers.
The FM Value Map is a unique conceptual framework, and a comparison with other models shows that it provides the most holistic framework by including the impacts on the surroundings and all relevant stakeholders.
The Facilities Management Value Map: a conceptual framework
Inalhan, Goksenin (Herausgeber:in) / Anker Jensen, Per (Autor:in)
Facilities ; 28 ; 175-188
02.03.2010
14 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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