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Jul 02 2012

Is Facebook the right tool for your CRE business?

Here’s a 15 minute video from the ICSC Social Media Pavilion from RECon 2012. Lis Wieting talks about how to determine whether facebook is the right tool for you to build community for your business.

Jun 26 2012

Real Estate Standards Global Index Tool

This interactive reference tool will help you understand local practices for leased and owned space in countries around the world.

Jun 25 2012

The Bridge to the Future: Wind or Natural Gas?

The US consumes 25% of the world’s oil — but as energy tycoon and American icon T. Boone Pickens points out onstage, the country has no energy policy to prepare for the inevitable. We will run out of fossil fuels at some point in the future. Not in his lifetime, but possibly yours.

Jun 19 2012

Corporate Cost-Cutting Efforts Focusing on CRE

The global financial crisis created a seat in the C-suite for corporate real estate executives as companies focused on cutting costs.

Jun 17 2012

How Our Devices and Online Personas Impact Our Connections

Sherry Turkle looks at our devices and online personas, and how they are redefining human connection and communication.

Jun 14 2012

Is Storage the Key to Renewable Energies?

What is needed to use alternative, renewable energies such as solar and wind? Cheap storage.

Jun 12 2012

Economic Outlook: Boston Properties Chairman

Boston Properties Chairman Mort Zuckerman on why he is pessimistic about the outlook for the economy and job growth.

Jun 11 2012

The Bubble as Architecture

A groundbreaking approach to big and small projects in architecture, urban design and art is examined in this Ted Talk.

Jun 06 2012

Leadership: Macro and Micro

Chick-fil-A COO Dan Cathy explains a leadership lesson learned from Home Depot and Wal-Mart.

Jun 05 2012

Real Estate Strategy Alignment: Getting it Right

It is important to remember the real estate strategy exists to support the corporation, not its own operations.

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