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Regular maintenance of building installations often takes a back seat – until a failure occurs that clearly highlights their critical role. The costs and consequences of such events can be significant – from operational downtime to serious material damage and safety risks. Yet many property owners still choose a reactive approach, as it seems more cost-effective in the short term. But which strategy proves to be more profitable in the long run?

Today’s business environment is more dynamic than ever. Organizations expect speed, transparency and reliability in every service they receive. This is especially true in facility management, where the management of buildings, systems, and processes must be not only efficient but also fully traceable. This is where digitalization comes to the forefront.

Efficiency in an organization starts beyond the numbers – it lies in creating an environment that truly works for people. It is the feeling employees have when they work in a safe, well-maintained, and comfortable space. It is the peace of mind managers gain when they can focus on business growth instead of solving day-to-day issues. And this is where integrated facility services come in – a model that transforms the way organizations think about maintenance and operations.

In today’s dynamic environment, when we talk about productivity and competitiveness, we often think of new technologies, process optimization, or developing new business strategies. Yet we rarely consider the “invisible factors” that drive business forward. Cleanliness is one such factor – constant, but often underestimated.

Batteries are an essential and critical component of any UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) system. They are also one of the most vulnerable parts of the system, and battery failure is one of the leading causes of power loss. Proper maintenance and management of UPS batteries can significantly extend their service life and help prevent costly failures and downtime.

The prolonged power outage during the Christmas and New Year holidays negatively affected many people in different parts of the country: households spent the holidays in the dark, and businesses suffered large financial losses, among them the cancellation of hotel bookings. The lack of electricity for days and its consequences raise the topic of providing emergency power and why it is necessary for businesses to have diesel generators to ensure reliable and constant power regardless of weather conditions.

Whether it's small offices, large industrial enterprises, ISPs, shopping malls, televisions, hospitals or other administrative buildings, a power outage can have negative consequences for any business - data loss, damage to sensitive equipment and disruption of the workflow are just some of them. The solution to these problems is the implementation of UPS systems.

In today's highly dynamic business environment, facility management companies play a vital role in ensuring smooth and efficient operation of all commercial and office spaces. But what really lies behind the definition of "Facility Management" and what does a company need to have to be a true “facility company”?

Ensuring optimal indoor air quality (IAQ) plays a key role in creating a healthy and comfortable environment for work or living, whether it is an office building, a residential apartment, a supermarket or any other premises. Why is it important to prevent it from deteriorating, what are the consequences of poor air quality and what strategies can be implemented to improve indoor air quality?

Apart from leaving an excellent first impression on customers and visitors to an office, a well-maintained and clean office space plays a vital role in ensuring a healthy and productive work environment. What are the benefits of hiring professional cleaning experts and how can they help maintain a favorable office environment?

While the first impression of a building sends a message primarily to visitors and customers of a company, the appearance of the working environment and the efforts that are made to maintain it mainly influence the opinion of the people who work in the building. In that case, what message would the company want to convey to its employees?