15/12/2020
Welcome to our new December Mass Media edition!
From all at MASS, wishing you a very Merry Christmas, and a safe Happy New Year.
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27/10/2020
We are very excited to welcome you to our MASS update!
Unfortunately, due these abnormal times, we couldn’t publish our usual August edition, however, we wanted to make sure that we still keep connected & update you with the latest FM news.
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27/04/2020
It’s a casual Thursday afternoon, just after lunchtime and I find myself sitting in my garden at home. I’m enjoying some unusually quiet, clear blue, hot sunny skies, dressed in shorts and a t-shirt whilst refamiliarizing myself with the last MASS Media Edition of 2019.
In the meantime, MASS is here to support all our client Data Managers and NHS Clients through this difficult,
unprecedented, period of national crisis.
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16/12/2019
Welcome to the Christmas 2019 Edition of MASS Media!
At the time of writing, we are still in a state of pre-election stasis and so I continue with some trepidation,
knowing that the political landscape will certainly be different at the time of issue.
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20/08/2019
Welcome to the Summer Edition of MASS Media. Another July heatwave means that we poignantly lead this edition with a detailed look at how CAFM can be used as a tool to both reduce an organisation’s carbon footprint, and help to manage the consequences of our increasingly warm summers.
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04/04/2019
At the time of writing this Spring edition of MASS Media we find ourselves drowning in a BREXIT melodrama. A key frustration for both the public and their Parliamentary representatives alike is trying to ascertain exactly what ‘a vote for Brexit’ really means. Of course, a binary choice taken 3 years ago is never going to provide any definitive answers with which to work from. In this respect, Brexit has at least served to exemplify some of the fundamental reasons for project failure.
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