Management

Corporate real estate management: Strategies, technology, and trends for 2026

Corporate real estate management: Strategies, technology, and trends for 2026

Corporate real estate leaders aren’t short on data. The harder problem is determining which signals are reliable enough to drive a portfolio decision. An office can show low average utilization while reaching capacity midweek. Booking data can suggest strong demand even when actual occupancy tells a different story. A location that looks expensive on a […]

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Facility planning in operations management: Aligning space, assets, and service delivery

Facility planning in operations management: Aligning space, assets, and service delivery

Most facility planning decisions require tradeoffs. Reducing space can affect service levels. Extending asset life can increase maintenance demands. New investments can improve performance while creating long-term operating costs. A systematic planning process helps you evaluate those decisions using reliable, reportable data instead of assumptions. By connecting information from space utilization, asset performance, and service

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‘Democracy Dies in HR’ Is Great Clickbait—and Bad Management Analysis — Improve Your HR

‘Democracy Dies in HR’ Is Great Clickbait—and Bad Management Analysis — Improve Your HR

Amanda Taub’s New York Times piece, Actually, Democracy Dies in HR, centers on the idea that it doesn’t take a whole bunch of evil people to destroy a country, but rather just a few evil leaders at the top and a whole bunch of dummies and paperwork, and voila, the end of democracy. Clearly, the headline states, this

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