Facilities maintenance managers are required to rise modern maintenance systems and methods to contra/their work
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, . ,~j';:~.:ft'~n~Jatility iuaintena•IC(' centres, the past decades have seen the application of computer technologies to facilities
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: '3:;~.·: iiiajiagt;tsJ~ implemet•t computerized.maintenance system. Thi~ paper attempt to bridge the functional orientation of. ·
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