George Plattenburg, PE Servidyne (Dec/Jan 10)
Making your plant more energy-efficient through low- or no-cost measures as well as capital improvements makes good environmental as well as business sense.
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Lance Ryan, Watson Land Company (Dec/Jan 10)
Increasing your facility’s sustainability will provide both tangible and intangible benefits, while promoting corporate responsibility.
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Steve Stackhouse (Dec/Jan 10)
Public power companies are working closely with businesses to create diverse cost-savings programs.
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Tom McKaig (Dec/Jan 10)
Implementing human risk management tools and techniques as business operations grow.
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Craig Guillot (Dec/Jan 10)
Strategic prepartion can help your business manage disasters, both natural and man-made.
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Lori Lockman (Nov 09)
The recession has left many companies with warehousing and distribution issues that can't be resolved with quick fixes.
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J. Cranmer, Senior Managing Director, and Art Wegfahrt, Corporate Managing Director Studley, Inc. (Nov 09)
As we enter the new year, it is clear that companies are still evaluating best use of capital and cost savings from a location and real estate perspective.
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Dan Calabrese (Nov 09)
Redeveloping abandoned urban industrial buildings can reap bottom-line benefits for owners and companies that locate in them.
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David Birdwell, Chief Operating Officer, IDI (Oct/Nov 09)
LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) now gives tenants the ability to make sustainable choices when they do not have control over an entire building’s operations.
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Rayomond Bhumgara, Consultant, Real Estate Investment Strategies, Christopher Steele, President, CWS Consulting Group LLC (Oct/Nov 09)
Keeping ownership of environmentally impaired properties carries significant financial risk, particularly in a slow economy.
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Phillip M. Perry (Oct/Nov 09)
If there's any silver lining to our dark economic cloud, it has to be the attractive leasing deals many business tenants are enjoying.
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Richard J. Maturi (Oct/Nov 09)
The way business executives react when a crisis hits can have a game-changing impact on the company's bottom line.
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The Charles Pankow Foundation, The Design-Build Institute of America (10-16-2009)
LEED APs rate design-build (DB) and construction manager-at-risk (CMR) higher than design-bid-build (DBB); research shows procurement method affects outcome.
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David Leathers, Senior Vice President in the Building Service & Energy Solutions division, Limbach Facility Services LLC (Aug/Sep 09)
Careful energy management and maintenance can save bulding managers and owners significant time and money.
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Dan Messinger PE, PMP, Senior Project Manager, Michael Eschenbrenner, Senior Mechanical Designer, SSOE, Inc., Architects & Engineers (Aug/Sep 09)
Managing water and natural gas resources in food manufacturing and processing facilities is key to cost savings.
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John Hampton, Vice President of Enterprise Solutions, Regus Americas (Aug/Sep 09)
Particularly during a downturn, business enterprises can become more agile and competitive by rethinking the workplace model.
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Dan Calabrese (Aug/Sep 09)
Many states are now quasi-privatizing the process to get old brownfields cleaned up and back on the tax rolls.
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Dana Schneider and Dan Probst, Jones Lang LaSalle (June/July 09)
Tenant engagement is key to achieving energy efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint of multitenant buildings.
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Craig Henderson, Attorney, Goodman & Associates (Apr/May 09)
"Green" leases give tenants and landlords the opportunity to incorporate energy efficiency goals into rental agreements.
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John Bell (Apr/May 09)
Experts predict a rough 2009 for industrial companies, but several see signs that the turnaround may start in 2010.
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