Site Selection Shake Up

Topics:
Site Selection
Tags:
Business Operations,
Business Security,
Corporate Insurance,
Government,
Homeland Security,
Site Selection
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Overview: The troubles of 2001 have fundamentally changed how companies select a location for their next facility. A volatile combination of recent events-the cooling of a red-hot economy, the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, had a sobering effect on the site selection process. In today's business climate, site selection specialists are more apt to emphasize exit strategies in site selection. The post- 9/11 world has made travel a huge site selection issue and the Enron debacle has shifted corporate attention from more qualitative issues to more quantitative issues, such as the integrity of the corporate books.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2002 | Pages: 1

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