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Making contracted operations work
Michael Cherniak, Operations & Management. January 25, 2012. Public Works Magazine.
"One way to tackle complexity is to expand resources. That's what the City of Inverness, Fla., did when faced with having to start up a new wastewater reclamation facility, resolve a drinking water consent order, and re-tool the asset management strategy for 32 wastewater pumping stations within 18 months."


Directions Newsletter, Fall 2011
Directions Newsletter, Fall 2011(pdf)
, Vol. 19, No. 3. December 21, 2011. Woodard & Curran.
Articles in this issue of our newsletter, Directions, include: LEEDing the Way for Sustainable Manufacturing; Shining a Light on Energy Efficiency; Power Engineering: Dan Kelley on the Future of Energy Production; Doing More with Less: Site Restoration in a Post-'Great Recession' World; Plant Profile: Keeping the South End Dry; and News of Note.


Integrating LEED in design
Lloyd Snyder. October 14, 2011. Beverage Industry.
ncorporating Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design principles into a manufacturing facility can be challenging because manufacturing processes tend to be large consumers of energy. This article describes how food and beverage manufacturers can apply LEED to the design of a new facility despite the fixed requirements of the manufacturing process.


Actively Managing Campus Energy Use(pdf)
Mary House and Diana Prideaux-Brune. August 25, 2011. College Planning & Management Magazine.

Williams College in Williamstown, MA has set ambitious energy use and emissions reduction targets, and in order to achieve its goals, needs to go beyond simple energy conservation projects on campus. Using an integrated, strategic approach that considers renewable energy, community engagement, advanced procurement tactics, and information managment technologies, alongside conservation, Williams has increased its control over its own energy use and implemented money saving projects that also reduce campus emissions.




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The survey shows a great deal of optimism with a tinge of uncertainty. It also gives indications of goals, market drivers, and challenges facing the industry. While the survey is certainly not a crystal ball, it does analyze key trends, uncover the drivers behind the trends, and synthesize an approach to be ready for whatever the industry demands.
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