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Communications Connections: Wired or Wireless

Communications Connections: Wired or Wireless

By William Atkinson (Apr/May 08)

Efficiency, flexibility, and cost savings are driving growth in new ICT products and strategies. And America’s most “wired” cities are reaping the benefits. More
How ICT Affects Your Site Decision

How ICT Affects Your Site Decision

By Gary Yates, Director Site Selection, and Craig McKesson, Principal, The Staubach Company (Apr/May 08)

Think speed, capacity — and taxes — when considering information and communications technology issues in the location process. More
Internet

Ranked #10: Availability of High-Speed Internet Access

By Michelle Comerford, Senior Location Consultant, Austin Consulting (Oct/Nov 07)

As more and more companies adopt Internet-based enterprise systems, AVAILABILITY OF High-speed Internet ACCESS will remain among the top-10 factors in Area Development’s Corporate Survey. More

Doing Business at the Border

(Aug/Sep 07)

The logistics and distribution benefits of border locations are continuing to increase — and foreign-trade zones are adding to the equation. More

Downtown on the Upswing

By Cynthia Kincaid (Aug/Sep 07)

Working together, government officials and businesses are utilizing careful planning and strategic vision to revitalize the nation’s once-thriving town centers. More

Opting for Better Logistics Locations

By Rick Underwood, APL Logistics (Aug/Sep 07)

An engineering process known as supply chain optimization can help companies site their next distribution centers. More

The Portfields Initiative: Still Sailing

By Mark Crawford (Jun/Jul 07)

Now in its second year, the multifacted development venture is revitalizing New Jersey’s port district. More

Well-Connected Locations

By Mark Crawford (Apr/May 07)

From VoIP to Wi-Fi and WiMAX, the latest telecom technologies are positioning communities to attract and retain industry. More

Breaking Free of Intermodal Gridlock

By David Warren (Aug/Sep 06)

New models in intermodal shipping are creating regionalized opportunities in inland and rural markets. More

Delivering the Goods

By Steve Stackhouse (Aug/Sep 06)

It has never been simpler to move your merchandise. At the same time, the processes of logistics are more complicated than ever. More

Logistics Distribution & Warehousing 2006: Business Parks: A Logistics Site Selector’s Advantage

By Aaron H. Paris, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, DP Partners (Aug/Sep 06)

Logistics facilities will benefit from the unique amenities parks can offer over stand-alone sites. More

Logistics Distribution & Warehousing 2006: Computer-Managed Inventory

By Dennis Gerard, TNT Logistics North America and Joe Vernon, ConAgra Foods (Aug/Sep 06)

The route to supply-chain excellence often begins with a well-vetted warehouse management system. More

Logistics Distribution & Warehousing 2006: Green Building: A New Priority

By Jack Rizzo, Managing Director of Global Development, ProLogis
(Aug/Sep 06)

Environmentally friendly warehouse design is increasingly necessary to satisfy both government agencies and customers. More

Logistics Distribution & Warehousing 2006: Supply Chain Network Optimization

By Ned Bauhof, Vice President, Precision Distribution Consulting, Inc.
(Aug/Sep 06)

“Large industrial users have become more sophisticated. They are no longer just looking for a big box to store product for distribution. They want a comprehensive logistics strategy. While important, real estate is only a component of such a strategy.” — Thomas R. Carragher, Studley. More

U.S. Ports — Preparing for Global Demand

By Brian Knowles and Timothy P. O’Rourke, The Staubach Company
(Aug/Sep 06)

A thriving container-shipping industry means increased logistical challenges for major American seaports. More

Portfields Initiative: Full Steam Ahead

By Mark Crawford (Jun/Jul 06)

The Portfields Initiative has distributors and developers excited about the Metro NY/NJ Port District. More

Ranked #5: Availability of High-Speed Internet

By James M. Bruce, IV; Vice President for Information Technology, Business Facility Planning Consultants, LLC; Norcross, Georgia (Jun/Jul 06)

Just a few years ago, AVAILABILITY OF HIGH-SPEED INTERNET ACCESS wasn’t even one of the site selection factors considered by the respondents to Area Development’s Corporate Survey. Now it’s ranked fifth. More

Biotech Location Guide: Real Estate Perspective for the Biotech Industry

By Buzz Canup, President, Site Selection and Chris Engle, Vice President, AngelouEconomics (Apr/May 06)

Human health is playing a role in the modern economy like never before. Political debates over prescription drug benefits for individuals and the shift toward defined-benefit pension plans for companies reflect the successful development of life-extending technologies and knowledge. More

Is Wireless the New Wired?

By Steve Stackhouse (Apr/May 06)

States and municipalities are scurrying to provide border-to-border wireless communication access. But there’s still lots of room — and use — for fiber. More

Ranked #1: Highway Accessibility

By Robert L. Price, Senior Consulting Principal, CH2M HILL Lockwood Greene (Feb/Mar 06)

Highway accessibility was ranked as the #1 factor by the respondents to Area Development's Annual Corporate Survey for a myriad of reasons. More
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