TAILIEUCHUNG - BIFMA e3-2008 Furniture Sustainability Standard

The extensions of the environment with the integration of sensing systems in any space, in conjunction with ubiquitous computing are enabling the so-called Smart Space Sensor Networks. This new generation of networks are offering full connectivity with any object, through the Internet of Things (IoT) and/or the Web, ., the Web of Things. These connectivity capabilities are making it feasible to sense the behaviours of people at home and act accordingly. These sensing systems must be integrated within typical elements found at home such as furniture. For that reason, this work considers furniture as an interesting element. | BIFMA e3-2008 BIFMA INTERNATIONAL BIFMA e3-2008 Furniture Sustainability Standard BIFMA International 678 Front Ave. NW Suite 150 Grand Rapids Michigan 49504-5368 Phone 616-285-3963 Fax 616-285-3765 Email email@ Website Copyright 2008 BIFMA International 2008 Unless otherwise specified no part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying and microfilm without permission in writing from BIFMA International. i Acknowledgments The Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association BIFMA International and NSF International would like to thank the extraordinary group of stakeholders that came together to assist in the development of this standard AIS Erin Cadieux Greg Scher Allsteel - Mike Veal American Seating - Brock Hesselsweet AQS - Scott Steady Aquinas College - Jessica Eimer Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario ARIDO Gary Hewson Susan Wiggins Association for Contract Textiles ACT Janan Rabiah BASF Corporation Mary Fraser Pat Meyer Berkeley Analytical Associates Raja Tannous BIFMA International Dick Driscoll Brad Miller Tom Reardon Brenner Design AIA Rep - Diana Brenner Bretford Manufacturing Co. - Chris Brandel Byrne Electrical Specialists - Pat Young Cascade Engineering - Kelley Losey CRI CARE - Georgina Sikorski EPA Design for the Environment Program Catherine Manzo Sharmin Syed Kathleen Vokes EPA Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Program - Alison Kinn Bennett EPA Green Suppliers Network - Heidi Karp EPA Indoor Environment Management Branch - Bob Thompson EPA Office of Pollution Prevention Toxics - Sam Sasnett EPA Office of Solid Waste Clare Lindsay Verena Radulovic Jenny Stephenson Shala Workman GSA National Furniture Center Jeffery Schatz Gensler Gary Gardner Kirsten Ritchie Global Contract Inc. - Karen Worthy Grand Valley State University - Norman Christopher GREENGUARD Environmental Institute Carl Smith Group Dekko - Fred

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