The 15 Trends Shaping Facilities Management Today
We live in a Facilities Management world where customer expectations change regularly and where the bar is often raised without warning to heights that sometimes appear both unreasonable and out of reach. The purpose of this blog is to help inform our Customers and the FM community at large how to stay ahead of the […]
6 Reasons to Outsource Facilities Management for Radical Productivity
In South Africa, outsourcing and nuclear power are hot topics of discussion and have been the source of much anguish in our young democracy. The #outsourcingmustfall campaign hit the headlines alongside the potential nuclear deal. Certainly, it is true that both can be used for good or evil and so may come with a less […]
Can Facilities Management be Uberized?
Last year Maurice Levy, chief executive of global advertising group Publicis made a comment to the Financial Times saying “Everyone is starting to worry about being Ubered”. Levy was referring to the rise of the freelance economy as an increasing proportion of workers choose or are forced to become self-employed as contractors in what is becoming known as the ‘gig economy’. This theme […]
‘Tsebonian’ Bouwer Kleynhans Publishes the Definitive Book on Facilities Management in South Africa
As Managing Editor, Tsebo Facilities Solutions Senior Solutions Manager, Bouwer Kleynhans is the driving force behind The South African Facilities Management Handbook the only book to be published that deals specifically with the South African Facilities Management market. So much of the information, we receive in South Africa is from overseas, from the UK, USA […]
TEARS Foundation Develops Medi-App to Detect Child Abuse
On this Human Rights Day spare a thought for those victims of abuse, in particular, our children. Child abuse is rampant in South Africa, with statistics like 1 in 3 children being abused before the age of 12. TEARS Foundation has developed Medi-App software which enables medical professionals to track & record suspected abuse of […]
‘Vested’ Thinking – 5 Steps to Performance-Based Outsourcing
Despite savings in excess of 50% whilst still maintaining end user satisfaction, results show that neither the buyers nor the suppliers of traditional cost focused outsourced Facilities Management (FM) services are truly satisfied. In other words, many outwardly successful FM outsourcing deals and relations in the current market neither satisfy the buyers or the suppliers- Why is […]
Charlotte Mabela wins Top Student Award
In a glittering and rising star-studded graduation ceremony, Charlotte Mabela, TseboFS internal Auditor on the Barclays account, won out over all of her fellow students from the entire Tsebo Group to take the coveted title of ‘Top Student’ for the 2015 Tsebo Senior Management Program. Charlotte said “I was absolutely honoured to be part of […]
The Role of Facilities Management in Employee Engagement
Amongst the myriad of issues, any business has to deal with today, employee engagement is a very important outcome and success based indicator. The impact of higher or lower levels of engagement of the workforce can be tremendous, and range in effect from productivity, customer service, innovation, cost management, and ethical behaviour (including fraud and corruption). […]
TseboFS “The Best Outsourced FM Provider”
TseboFS are exceptionally proud to be recognised by our national Facilities Management body SAFMA as the “The Best Outsourced FM Provider in South Africa” at their annual awards ceremony held on the 15th of February. This now means that both PMR and SAFMA have recognised TseboFS as the premier outsourced provider in South Africa . […]
Tsebo FS Director Andrew Mason on FM TV
This week’s blog post is a little different. Tsebo FS director Andrew Mason recently gave a 30-minute Interview on FM TV which is the YouTube Video channel for the Premier Facilities Management information resource in South Africa. In the interview, Andrew conveys his thoughts on the Facilities Management industry in South Africa, its challenges as well as […]