As companies reduce space, shed jobs, dispose of assets and position themselves for an uncertain economic climate, how can financial executives continue to control real estate costs?
Most CEOs and CFOs would agree that day-to-day control over real estate occupancy costs is important to maintain strategic objectives. Although many companies have been making major adjustments to their portfolios to accommodate changing business needs, executives with long-term focus realize that their internal processes are the glue that truly keeps costs under control.
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