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Local or global FM?: Consider service delivery

Whether they’re headquartered at home or abroad, is your facilities management partner really at your service?

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Local or global FM?: Consider social value and sustainability

Can locally and globally procured facilities management affect culture, social value, and sustainability differently?

Podcasts

The Science of Service Podcast: Invitation to a brave new world

Back in the 1990s, chess grandmaster, Garry Kasparov, faced IBM’s Deep Blue computer. It was the classic battle of strategic skill. But with a twist…

Perspective

Why rethinking prisons can boost rehabilitation

Common misconceptions about prisons could be holding back rehabilitation efforts.

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How will companies reach their net zero targets without a plan?

More than a third (36%) of UK businesses currently have a strategy to achieve net zero carbon or plan to make one. On average, these businesses expect to reach net zero carbon by 2029. However, nearly half (47%) of these companies don’t have a plan in place to achieve net zero by their target date.

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IDNO vs DNO: What’s the difference?

Here is a breakdown of everything you need to know about each.

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Local or global FM?: Consider costs

There are more than just monetary costs at stake when choosing between locally sourced and globally sourced facilities management.

Podcasts

The Mitie Podcast: Finding your passion, a kilometre underground

Boulby Underground Laboratory sits more than a kilometre beneath the stunning North York Moors national park and hosts world-leading scientific research.

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Mitie Plan Zero BoltONs: Accelerating your net zero journey

Mitie has launched its new Plan Zero BoltON packages, offering simple solutions such as remote building management, lighting optimisation, solar power, and electric vehicle (EV) charge point infrastructure to help organisations reach their net zero targets. The packages can be easily scaled and rolled out as single, multiple or combined modules to suit different types of buildings. Mitie will cover the initial costs of equipment, such as solar panels or EV charge points, with customers only charged a monthly subscription fee once the installation has been completed.