Millions spent on vacant buildings owned by PA, lawmakers & governor taking closer look
Pennsylvania has spent more than $160 million on vacant buildings that the state still owns and now the Department of General ...
Navigating the VUCA World: Why Firms Must Innovate and Reevaluate Legal Operations
In the legal industry, volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA) (originally a military concept) have reshaped how law firms operate, requiring legal administrators to adapt to a ...
State introduces space optimization initiative to meet workforce needs
The Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS) this week introduced a space optimization initiative to reduce the ...
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Pennsylvania seeks to cut costs through reviewing goverment owned buildings
Pennsylvania officials could conduct the first-ever review of every space owned or leased by the Commonwealth as part of an ...
Trump ordered workers back to the office. They ask, where, exactly?
The clock is ticking for federal workers to comply with Trump’s directive to return to in-person work, but many say there ...
Blue Ash accounting firm expands office footprint with new lease at Pfeiffer Woods
MMB CPAs & Advisors in December 2024 signed a long-term lease at Pfeiffer Woods in Blue Ash. The firm will move in June from ...
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Pennsylvania seeks to cut costs through reviewing government owned buildings
hoteling space, and areas for collaboration. But Shapiro said this won’t only make life easier for government officials. “By using the buildings we own as effectively as possible and reducing ...
Rudler, one of Greater Cincinnati’s largest accounting firms, expands office to handle growth
The firm aims to reach 115 employees, doubling its current size. Its new office space will be able to accommodate that growth.
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Trump ordered workers back to the office. They ask, where, exactly?
Some agencies downsized their office space during the covid pandemic ... an arrangement known as "hoteling." Her team grew during the pandemic, she said, and she has no idea how everyone could ...