Aligning corporate real estate with evolving corporate missions: Process‐based management models

Abstract

In their recent client engagement experience and benchmarking research, the authors have found that successful management models for corporate real estate (CRE) organisations begin with integrated, robust processes, and not well designed organisational charts. As corporate missions can quickly change focus from high growth to cost reduction, the key to successful integration of all CRE elements is engaging in a strategic planning process that not only aligns the facilities infrastructure with the core business, but also drives CRE organisational initiatives relative to processes, people and enabling systems. This paper attempts to capture a practical framework for CRE managers to evaluate changes to the core business and determine what implications these changes will have on both the CRE portfolio and organisation.

Citation

Acoba, F.J. and Foster, S.P. (2003), "Aligning corporate real estate with evolving corporate missions: Process‐based management models", Journal of Corporate Real Estate, Vol. 5 No. 2, pp. 143-164. https://doi.org/10.1108/14630010310812073