a strategic sourcing approach can accelerate enterprise growth
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Driven by technological advances and changes in workplace culture, real estate and facilities management (RE&FM) responsbilities have changed drastically in the past few years. In addition to simple transaction and building management, today's smartest companies build real estate teams that stratecially approach RE&FM to achieve cost savings, enhance productivity and employee satisfaction, improve risk management and more. The strongest teams are comprised of both internal employees and external consultants, who work with many facets of the organization--from IT to human resources--to develop and execute these holistic RE&FM programs. To learn more and download the complete guide to how to build your strategic RE&FM team, and what to look for in a partner, visit: http://bit.ly/PZjqo5TRANSCRIPT
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Redefining Real Estate &Facilities Management
The quality and sophistication of real estate and facilitiesservices can affect many other departments:
Location of offices
Appeal of the work environment
Organizational Impacts ofFacilities Management
Human Resources Procurement professionals are involved in
corporate real estate sourcing decisions at
Information Technology
The right partner with the right strategy can help your company
Characteristics to watch for in making sourcing decisions
The provider’s emphasison measurable goals
An atmosphereof mutual trust
RE&FM now represents an opportunity for strategicsourcing professionals to create value for the enterprisethrough worker enablement — especially when coupledwith thoughtful IT and HR strategies.
Can Accelerate Enterprise Growth
Thinking BeyondThe Short Term
Real estate and facilities management (RE&FM), traditionally approached as a series of transactions coupled with building management, has become much more. This function now represents an opportunity for strategic
sourcing professionals to create value for the enterprise through worker enablement. Pursuing the best workplace, facility and location strategies, and working with the right vendors to carry them out, can help
companies improve on key metrics of success.
Recruitment and retention are a�ected by:
Employee productivity is a�ected by:
Result: Less space requiredper employee
Mobile and in-o�ce technology enables more work to be done outside the o�ce
Which facilities are most in need of capital expenditures
Logistics
Location, design and management offacilities are factors present in every link in the supply chain
C-suite
The ability to prepare for contingenciescan be critical in a fast-changing world,especially since real estate occupancyis a long-term commitment
Finance
A partner can help with such important decisions as:
Office layout and comfort
Flexibility of space to serve a rangeof needs
Lease or own?
How to get the most out of surplus properties
Risk Management
Facilities managers can:
Improve disaster preparedness
Speed up the recovery process
Maintain mission-critical facilities
Ensure safety and regulatory compliance
Unique Industry Needs
An outsourcing partner has to know notjust how to run facilities, but how to runyour facilities
of companies
but
15%
among companies whereprocurement professionalsare involved,
have limited knowledge of CRE functions
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Enhance employee productivity
of the top
Optimize balance-sheet and P&L impact
The icing on the cake:Reducing operational cost
Meet strategic goals in areas rangingfrom M&A to sustainability
expense line items
AND
Real estate and facilities management is
RE&FM now represents an opportunity for strategicsourcing professionals to reduce costs
or more onfacilities spendwithin the firstfew years
A first-generationoutsourcingtypically results incost e�ciencies of
For more information, visit www.us.jll.com/outsourcing
SOURCEJacobs, Bryan. “A strategic sourcing approach can accelerate enterprise growth.” JLL. United States: 2014.
Savings come from:
Almost any good service provider can gain some level of savings without cutting facilities sta� or compensation
Reducing energyuse and disposingof or sublettingunused real estate
Renegotiating
vendor contracts
Implementingways to useexisting spacemore e�ectively