Shifting the Balance from Reactive to Preventive Maintenance Study

Shifting the Balance from Reactive to Preventive Maintenance Study

Best practices for eliminating common timesinks and reprioritizing critical preventive maintenance tasks

Preventive maintenance (PM) offers a clear and compelling return on investment: One organization found that for every $1 invested in PM, institutions save $2.73 in future reactive needs. To help Facilities leaders shift toward PM, this report provides 11 executive-level best practices.

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By Ann Forman Lippens
Ann Forman Lippens is a managing director with the Facilities Forum and University Research Forum.
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