Author Description
Virtually every major corporation faces decisions concerning a move into either a built-to-order or leased facility. This book guides the professional facilities planner and manager in how to develop a clear, long-range facilities plan - and how to see it through. Stephen Binder presents detailed answers to a multitude of questions about strategic and tactical planning, and includes a complete checklist of new construction and lease facility issues that must be dealt with by senior management and the facilities planner. He also provides the tools required to manage the facility after a move is completed, and explains how to assess both present and long-term facilities needs. The book features a listing of reputable firms and individuals with experience in the field, plus a bibliography of helpful sources.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This book investigates the core question of how corporate facilities planners can effectively align physical workspace requirements with long-term organizational strategy. Stephen Binder, a professional in the field, utilizes his industry experience to provide a structured framework for decision-making regarding built-to-order versus leased facilities. The text serves as a comprehensive guide for senior management and facilities planners to navigate the complexities of construction, leasing, and ongoing operational management.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Strategic and tactical planning methodologies for corporate real estate.
- A comprehensive checklist for new construction and lease facility issues.
- Tools for post-move facility management and long-term needs assessment.
- A directory of reputable industry firms and a bibliography of professional resources.
Scope Limits
- The text focuses primarily on large-scale corporate environments rather than small business or residential property management.
- It does not cover specific architectural design software or detailed engineering specifications.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Professionals in the facilities management sector frequently cite this work as a practical, procedural manual for navigating complex corporate real estate transitions. Experts highlight the inclusion of checklists and resource directories as particularly useful for practitioners tasked with long-range planning.
Page Count:
274
Publication Date:
1992-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070053065
ISBN-13:
9780070053069
Business
Strategic Planning
Professional Development
Management
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