The book of proceedings can be downloaded here. To download the individual papers presented at the CIB Conference 2014 please point at the title of each paper to open the document:
Wednesday 21 May 2014 – Conference day 1 with Opening
Conference opening session by Chair Per Anker Jensen, CFM
Welcome to DTU
Søren Salomo, Director of Institute, DTU Managment Engineering
Welcome addresses
Danny Then, CIB W070
Geir Hansen, CIB W111
Kim Haugbølle, CIB W118
Keynote: Building a full circle FM organization at DTU
Jacob Steen Møller, Director of Facilities, DTU Campus Service
Research track 1: FM performance and industry maturity
A framework for Key Performance Indicators for a Holistic Facility Performance Assessment (Paper 9), S. Lavy, J.A. Garcia and M.K. Dixit
Theoretical Underpinnings of the Feeder Factors Integration Framework (Paper 43), Maulidi A. Banyani and Danny S.S. Then
Making-do – Illusion of Effective Service Processes (Paper 58), Tuuli Jylhä, Heidi Rasila and Auli Karjalainen
Research track 2: Sustainable building development
Comparison of two passive house schools in Norway and Germany (Paper 6), Antje Junghans and Thomas Berker
Delivering and operating low-energy buildings in France and Sweden (Paper 56), Frédéric Bougrain and Paula Femenías
Sustainable Development: High Costs offset by Effective Project Management (Paper 66), Olive du Preez
Research track 3: Workplace management
Measuring the Added Value of Workplace Change: Comparison between Theory and Practice (Paper 19), Chaiwat Riratanaphong and Theo J.M. van der Voordt
Managing workplaces towards sustainability (Paper 54), Heidi Rasila, Anne Sundqvist and Tuuli Jylhä
The Key Factors Behind Effective Use of University Laboratories (Paper 61), Jyrki Yläoutinen, Suvi Nenonen and Kalle Kähkönen
Research track 4: Clients and users
Mapping fields of interest - A systematic literature review on public clients in construction(Paper 8), Pieter Eisma and Leentje Volker
The shared building portfolio: An exploration and typology(Paper 23), Rikke Brinkø, Juriaan van Meel and Susanne Balslev Nielsen
Different Perspectives on Facilities Management to Incorporate in BIM (Paper 27), Mohammad Mayouf, David Boyd and Sharon Cox
Thursday 22 May 2014
Day 2 opening session by Chair Per Anker Jensen, CFM
Welcome address
Liselotte Panduro, DFM - Danish Facilities Management Association
Keynote: From cubicles to coworking – workplaces in an open world
Juriaan van Meel, Senior Researcher at CFM and Partner in ICOP
Practice track 1: Invited speakers and case studies
Effective Facility Management and Operations via a BIM-based Integrated Information System(Paper 35), Pouriya Parsanezhad and Johannes Dimyadi
Space design as a strategic tool for better performance, Per Feldthaus, Partner at SIGNAL Architects and Adjunct Professor
Benchmarking of FM departments of 8 Scandinavian hospitals (Paper 10), Håkon Kvåle Gissinger and Marit Støre-Valen
Workplace management – a missing piece in the FM-puzzle?, Siri Blakstad, Vice President at Reinertsen and Adjunct Professor, NTNU
Research track 5: Building condition and evaluation
The office users’ experience of mixed-mode systems: behavioural thermoregulation (Paper 28), Angela Alessi, Christopher Heywood and Scott Drake
A Rating System for Buildings Condition Ranking (Paper 59), Mario Claudio Dejaco, Fulvio Re Cecconi and Sebastiano Maltese
Questionnaire Design for Objective Evaluation of Performance of Built Facilities (Paper 69), Gopikrishnan, Seshadhri and Dr VM Topkar
Practice track 2: Invited speakers and industry studies
Facility Management in Novozymes - from local -> global, Søren S. Prahl, Manager in Novozymes
Analysing Facilities Management Industry Maturity: A Qualitative Approach (Paper 42), Maulidi A. Banyani and Danny S.S. Then
FM Friendly Buildings – Approach, Tools and Results, Poul Henrik Due, Chief Consultant at Grontmij A/S
Outsourcing: A cost-saving approach in FM? (Paper 51), Alexander Redlein and Michael Zobl
Research track 6: Energy management
Investigating the energy performance and maintenance resources of quality hotels in HongKong (Paper 4), Joseph H.K. Lai
A Facility Management Approach to Reducing Energy and Carbon Footprint of Built Facilities (Paper 18), M.K. Dixit, C.H. Culp, J.L. Fernandez-Solis and S. Lavy
Assessing the Energy Efficiencies of Individual Departments within Universities with the ‘DEA Energy Management System’: An Empirical Study (Paper 46), Kung-Jen Tu
Friday 23 May 2014 – Conference day 3 with Closing
Research track 7: Usability and user experiences
People Flow and Experienced Safety – Use-Centric Method to Improve the Product (Paper 60), Hannu Nousu, Terhi Väistö, Suvi Nenonen and Astrid Mangs
The Users’ Relocation Process: A University Faculty’s Staff Experiences (Paper 29), Cristopher Heywood, Peggie Rothe and Anna-Liisa Sarasoja
User Experience of Creative Class District: Studying Punavuori Neighborhood in Helsinki (Paper 26), Sari Tähtinen, Inka Kojo and Suvi Nenonen
Usability Briefing – A Process Model for Healthcare Facilities(Paper 39), Aneta Fronczek-Munter
Research track 8: Sustainability and climate change
An Essay on the Notion of Sustainability: Opportunities and Dangers (Paper 3), Paul Dettwiler
International trends for sustainability in FM: Evaluation of policy and FM competence in Norway and UK (Paper 7), Antje Junghans, Abbas Elmualim and Ingemund Skålnes
Employing back casting principles for the formation of long term built asset management strategies - A theoretical approach(Paper 12), Keith Jones, Apeksha Desai and Mark Mulville
Sustainable Resilience in Property Maintenance: Encountering Changing Weather Conditions (Paper 38), Rimante Andrasiunaite Cox, Susanne Balslev Nielsen and Carsten Rode
Research track 9: Usability and learning environments
User Experience in an Academic Coworking Place: The Case of Aalto University’s Design Factory (Paper 14)´, Inka Kojo and Suvi Nenonen
Facilitating interdisciplinary learning communities a case study from Finland (Paper 32), Eelis Rytkönen and Erica Österlund
Value Adding Space Management in Higher Education (Paper 49), Mette Tinsfeldt og Per Anker Jensen
Usable and Affordable Physical and Virtual Learning Environments (Paper 62), Niclas Sandström, Robert Eriksson, Kirsti Lonka and Suvi Nenonen
Research track 10: FM innovation and technology
Big Data as innovative approach for usability evaluations of buildings(Paper 5), Nils Olsson, Heidi Bull-Berg and Antje Junghans
Tools for Stakeholder Involvement in Facility Management Service Design (Paper 30), Giulia Nardelli and Ada Scupola
Identifying Concepts for Studying Implementation of Information Technology in Facilities Management(Paper 40), Poul Ebbesen and Sten Bonke
Conference Closing Session by Chair Susanne Balslev Nielsen
Keynote: FM Research - Meeting the needs of Industry?
Keith Jones, Professor, Anglia Ruskin University
CIB coordinators' reflections
Danny Then, CIB W070