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Friday, 18 August 2006

When is a Facilities Management like an Artichoke?

Posted on 16:44 by Unknown
When you try to explain it to someone, of course.

An identifiable way of saying that, I suppose. There is sometimes a misunderstanding about what a facility manager does (the reason for my previous post laying out some definitions for frequently interchanged terms).


As an aside... i've just reached somewhat of a milestone here today... over 30,000 logged hits. I started this blog in April of 2005, but, didn't put a counter on it, until about a week after this announcement by Lynn Allen... that would be the end of June or beginning of August. So... 30,000 hits in one year seems decently impressive to a person working in such a niche field.

Thank you faithful reader. :)
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