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Key Benefits
- Permits flexible data entry based
upon your conventions
- Lists all occupant
requirements on one screen
- Allows for instant changing of people's
requirements and tests against Asset availability
Changing People and their requirements with FACET
People (occupant) requirements can be changed either in the database or on
the drawing.
Examples of changeable items include:
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Last name and first name. (Although entered into 2 cells, reports and
space maps will publish occupant names, first and last or last and first
according to your business rules).
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Employee number. (As organizations use all sorts of unique identifiers
to distinguish one individual from another, FACET assigns its own
unique identifier).
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Department name. (All department names utilize your nomenclature).
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Title. (All titles use your nomenclature).
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Location number. (The office, cube or other location you assign to an
individual).
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Business phone number. (Utilized by your Telco department when
individuals move to another location and the phone number is to follow
them).
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E-mail address. (Utilized to enable automatic communications).
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Mail stop ID. (Each mail stop is uniquely identified and when dragged
onto a floor plan, a dialog box asks for all personnel that will be
served by that mail stop).
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Floor Warden check box. (If the box is checked, a floor warden symbol is
automatically placed adjacent to that individual. If that individual in
involved in a move, FACET informs you, as it may upset the balance of
floor warden density on a particular floor).
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Requirements. A list indicating the current requirements of that
individual. (Display Only on maps)
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Communication
requirements.
(Existing requirements are illustrated and changes required
can be made via the database).
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