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Sustainable Facilities Management - a way to smart city goals DTU_BCA Executive development program Lyngby 26. September 2016 Associate professor, Ph.D. Susanne Balslev Nielsen Technical University of Denmark

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Sustainable Facilities Management - a way to smart city goals

DTU_BCA Executive development program Lyngby 26. September 2016 Associate professor, Ph.D. Susanne Balslev Nielsen Technical University of Denmark

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DTU Management Engineering, Technical University of Denmark

Centre for Facilities Management (CFM)

• First FM research group in Denmark • Since 2008 • Realdania sponsorship • Center leader: Per Anker Jensen • Deputy: Susanne Balslev Nielsen

Learn more – people, projects, publications: • www.cfm.dtu.dk • LinkedIn group: Center for Facilities

Management - Realdania Research • Twitter: Center for Facilities Management -

Realdania Research

How to design, operate and develop buildings and infrastructures so that this constantly is adjusted to user needs?

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DTU Management Engineering, Technical University of Denmark

Who am I? FM: • Since 2004 • Deputy at Centre for Facilities Management-

Technical University of Denmark, 2008- • Professor at HiOA, Norway, 2014- • Speciality: sustainability in build environment,

1992-

Education: • Civil engineer 1993: urban planning • Ph.D. 1998: Transformation of technical

infrastructure towards sustainable urban development

EuroFM association: • Chair of the Research Network Group 2014- • European FM-researcher of the year 2010

Current projects: – Sustainable Facilities

Management – Organizing Public FM

centres - Shared space in the

knowledge city (Ph.d.) - ISGAN – Annex 7:

institutionalisation - Dynamic optimisation of

building performance (Ph.D.)

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Supporting sustainability in the build environment

Better understanding of: - Buildings and use of buildings - Decision making processes

- Planning tools and processes

- Change management - Decision makers perspective

How supporting sustainability

with means of: - New technologies - New processes - New forms of organisations

Specialisation: - Strategy and leadership

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The Climate Change and Sustainable Development Group (CCSD) at DTU Management Engineering

The CSSD Smart City definition: • Cities are large, complex, dynamic and nature-dependent artefacts that

represent the living environment for a large and increasing number of people worldwide.

• A Smart City collects, processes and analyzes data, allowing urban systems to learn, adapt and strategically self-optimize towards a detailed vision.

• Smart City can contribute to a vision for a desirable future city, such as the sustainable city, the efficient city, or the equal city, comprising a set of values. These values are often framed in terms of economic, environmental, and social sustainability, diversity, participatory governance, and quality of life.

A technical system without a clear vision is meaningless. Likewise, a vision without a strategy for how to achieve it easily becomes a wish list. Therefore, our definition includes both the visionary aspect of the Smart City and the technical means to achieve it.

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Content

1. The potential role of sustainable FM

2. Leadership in the build environment

3. Stakeholder collaboration

⇒Collaboration is essential for success. Together we can achieve more than we can on individual basis.

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Existing buildings: - Operation and maintenance - A new discipline in DK, now with ISO standard

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Facilities Management: - a management disciplin and profession

Facilities management is defined as: • Integration of processes within an organisation to maintain and

develop the agreed services which support and improve the effectiveness of its primary activities.

(DS/EN 1522-1, 2008))

• Organizational function which integrates people, place and process within the built environment with the purpose of improving the quality of life of people and the productivity of the core business. (ISO 41000, 2016))

Examples: - Airports, universities, hotels

A facility is a ”thing” that facilitates something.

It makes life easier….

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Sustainable Facilities Management

Ecology: Knowledge about the relation between everything living and its surroundings.

FM: knowledge about the relation between people, places and processes.

If we do not understand these relations, we will neither understand why it is important that FM is contributing to local and global sustainability.

people

processes

places

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Sustainability opportunities in the lifetime of a building…

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The time perspective on a building

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Pre-project Project Post-project - 0. Strategic definition

1. Preparation & brief

2. Concept Design

3. Developed Design

4. Technical design

5. Construction

6. Handover

7. In use

8. End of life

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The use phase matters: Total costs – total value Evolution of Life Cycle Costs – building types

100

200

300

400

500

0 10 20 30 40 50 Years

Costs %

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Residential

Buildings

Offices and Administration

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Source: Bayrische Staatsbauverwaltung nach GEFMA 13

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Decide (buy, rent, build)

Build (new, retrofit,

extend)

Operate (utility,

administration, maintenance, service)

Plan (need, prognoses,

scenarios)

The full FM circle: - is the ideal situation for holistic thinking

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Typical tasks in an FM function

Services

Projects/contracts

IT

Security

Work Environment

Canteen

Reception

Office service

Asset management

Objective

Strategies

Real-state

Administration

Funding

Budgets

Accounts

Taxes

Benchmarking

Insurance

Contracts

Personnel

Space-management

Space manage-

ment

Us of areal

Decor

Moving

Inventory

Operations

Maintenance

Supplies

Cleaning

Joint operations Environ-

ment

Potential contributors to a smart city agenda

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How can smart city technology help Facilities Managers to success?

• Smart infrastructures on city scale

• Collect, processes and analyse data,

allowing the FM function to learn, adapt and strategically self-optimize towards a detailed vision:

– Some key performance indicators: • Use (who, when, what, how) • Environmental resources

consumption • Quality • Customer satisfaction • Compliance to regulations • Cost • Timeliness

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Eg. smart hotels

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When FM is not fulfilling its full potential! - how to become smarter?

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Leadership in the build environment

• is all about collaboration!

• The lifetime of a building: phases • Stakeholders with influence

• Sustainable Building Management as

strategic tool for cities and organizations

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Kirsten Ramskov Galamba , Susanne Balslev Nielsen , (2016) "Towards sustainable public FM: collective building of capabilities", Facilities, Vol. 34 Iss: 3/4, pp.177 - 195

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Leading sustainability

Staff management

Sustainability strategy

Innovation Marketing

Dialog with stakeholders

Supplier management

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4 strategic positions in SFM (Nielsen 2011, Claims of SFM)

Product stewardship

Pollution prevention

Clean Technology

Sustainability vision

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Who are your collaboration partners? 3 models for municipal FM organisations

Model 1: Independent FM centre with the full authority (and political leadership) to manage the municipal facilities.

Model 2: A FM centre which manages the municipal facilities on behalf of the owners, which are various administrative departments and institutions.

Model 3: Decentral organisation where the ownership and the operation is assigned to the various administrative departments and institutions.

Decide

Build Operate

Plan

Decide

Build Operate

Plan

Decide

Build Operate

Plan Decide

Build Operate

Plan

Decide

Build Operate

Plan Decide

Build Operate

Plan

Children Old or sick

Culture Other

Resent research

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Stakeholder collaborations

Operators

Users

Investors Authorities

Suppliers

Universities

Innovators

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”Sustainability is a quest# rather than an absolute.

Is a goal that we, as facility managers,

should be striving toward for the good of the planet”

John P. Fennimore 2013

# a journey towards a goal

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Conclusion: Professionals that owns, operate and administrate existing buildings are keys to sustainable smart cities.

For more information: www.CFM.DTU.DK Susanne Balslev Nielsen, [email protected] (Deputy) Join Centre for Facilities Management- Realdania Research via LinkedIn group and Twitter Articles via DTU phonebook/Orbit