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Corporate Sustainability and Green Supply Chain
Research Library
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Accruent, Inc.
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Real Estate Performance Management: Realizing the Value of an Enterprise Approach to Corporate Real Estate
Joshua Greenbaum, Principal Enterprise Applications Consulting Winter 2007
Introduction: Appreciating the Under-Appreciated Value of Real Estate Performance Management........ page 1 Driving the Need for RPM: Market, Operational, Financial, and Regulatory ...
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Accruent, Inc.
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T he tightening of the credit markets and the downshift of the U.S. economy has sharpened many senior executive’s eye for creative cost control. Recent confirmation from the National Bureau of Economic Research that our economy is in a recession has only strengthened the mandate to slash wasteful spending and wring efficiencies from existing assets. Innovative organizations are meeting the ...
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Accruent, Inc.
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Retail Real Estate is often considered a “fixed expense,” and although management of this critical asset
has received C-level attention in the enterprise, it still has not been viewed as an opportunity for revenue and profit improvement. In fact, improved management of real estate, from market analysis through lease administration can yield dramatic results - freeing up working capital for ...
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IHS Inc.
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The financial reform bill signed into law on July 21, 2010, included a six-page section that will have a direct impact on the supply chain for companies across industries. The bill creates new requirements that will have companies reporting to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the origins of the gold, tin, tantalum and tungsten in their products. The goal is to prevent so-called ...
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IBM
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Environmental sustainability is an imperative for 21st-century business – encompassing conservation, pollution prevention and more, but also enabling entirely new value propositions and benefits. Visionaries are seeking ways to lower costs while building more efficient and sustainable operations. They are strengthening their brands and reputations, while meeting government regulations and other ...
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