This book objective was finding a computerized facilities management system for managing the Museum of the Hudson Highlands of NY. As the result, three computerized management systems were found that will be feasible for this museum, or a library management, or for running a small public office. In addition to this finding, the complexities of the facilities management profession is presented and the development of information technology applications and consequently evolution of business administration management.
Zdzislaw Jan Bochynski is a scholar and founder of BOCH Consulting, LLC. He lectured college engineering & technology courses in USA and Poland. He is certified in computers' technology (CDRP) and recognized as a facilities management professional (FMP). He graduated from Pratt Institute of New York,and from Warsaw Polytechnic of Poland.
Über den Autor
Zdzislaw Jan Bochynski is a scholar and founder of BOCH Consulting, LLC. He lectured college engineering & technology courses in USA and Poland. He is certified in computers' technology (CDRP) and recognized as a facilities management professional (FMP). He graduated from Pratt Institute of New York,and from Warsaw Polytechnic of Poland.
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The objective of this work was to find for the Museum of the Hudson Highlands an advanced management system that would overcome the Museum''s organizational and communication problems. The assignment resulted with three alternative management systems that can be also applicable by libraries or small organizations. The study shows the increasing role of technology in business and enlightens facilities management functions in business organizations. The work discus how business management has developed in the past years and how important for that was technology revolution. This book emphasizes complexity of facilities manager role in business organizations.
