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Issue of June 25, 2007 |     |
Lighting the WayBy Thomas Grillo Let there be light. Those words may have been first spoken by the Almighty, but today a new kind of light is illuminating buildings ... How to Select the Right Platform To Implement a Business Strategy By Damien Georges Competition for institutional investment dollars is heating up, following the exponential growth in the number and size of commercial real estate funds. Smart Conference Rooms Provide Competitive Edge, Profit Potential By Tom Moss Fifteen years ago, smart conference rooms predominantly were found in large corporations because the investment in such technology was prohibitive for smaller companies. The Software Market Heating Up: Sizzling Soon to Computer Near You By David Isaacson Some 40 years ago, legendary adman David Ogilvy commanded advertisers to “sell the sizzle, not the steak.” Keeping the Big Picture in Mind, Businesses Are Setting Standard By Elizabeth Meek and Meredith Elbaum “It’s up to business and industry. We’re the only institution on Earth that’s large enough, powerful enough and wealthy enough to lead humankind out of this ecological mess.” Key to Successful Site Selection? Geographic Information Software By Patrick Riley You have made decisions about sites many times – you may even consider yourself an expert. But site selection is a deceptively simple process. Controlling Construction Costs Through Innovative Approaches By Tom Comeau Biotech isn’t the Wild West environment it once was. Early entrants into the biotechnology space now have become mature firms with multiple products in the pipeline. Eliminating Endless Paper Trails, Commercial Contracts Go Online By Brad Curtis In commercial real estate deals, moving from simple discussions to a signed, legally binding contract typically has involved a lot of pain in the form of endless paperwork. Adding Value Through Services: Implementing an Alert System By Karin Carbaugh Property management companies constantly balance a complex ecosystem of staff, contractors and tenants. Mobile Workforce Has Companies Reconsidering Real Estate Needs By Carolyn Bilsky At corporations across the country, chairs are empty. Maybe their occupants are working in the field or out to lunch, or maybe they are never coming back. |
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