Web-Based System Provides Accuracy, Accessibility and Flexibility
The University of Cincinnati is expanding its Web-enabled space management functions to make them truly Web-based, a subtle distinction that makes a world of difference to users. Employees will no longer be glued to their own office computer, slaves to the applications installed there. Instead, they can access and manipulate data anywhere, anytime, as long as they have a browser and the proper security clearance.

Five-Year Plan Features Process Improvements
The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center is in the third year of a five-year strategic plan aimed at incorporating innovative technology to continually create better facilities management solutions. The plan, developed to meet the challenge of a 50-percent expansion of physical facilities by 2005, outlines how technology enhancements can increase productivity, improve efficiency, and lower operating costs.

Ventana Medical Systems Relocates Without Skipping a Beat
If there's a corollary to the well-known business adage "You have to spend money to make money," it should sound something like "You have to spend time to save time."

Initiatives Evolve to Include Improved Data Management Options
Intel's Corporate Services (CS) division recently launched its Centers of Excellence initiative, a performance measurement process used by Intel's 3,400 worldwide CS employees for internal benchmarking and cost cutting.