Editor’s note — here are all the posts in this series for easy reference: Real Estate Management Overview, Part 1 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 2 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 3 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 4: Creating Leases Real Estate Management Overview, Part 5: More Leasing Details Real Estate Management Overview, Part 6:
Read More...Editor’s note — here are all the posts in this series for easy reference: Real Estate Management Overview, Part 1 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 2 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 3 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 4: Creating Leases Real Estate Management Overview, Part 5: More Leasing Details Real Estate Management Overview, Part 6:
Read More...Editor’s note — here are all the posts in this series for easy reference: Real Estate Management Overview, Part 1 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 2 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 3 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 4: Creating Leases Real Estate Management Overview, Part 5: More Leasing Details Real Estate Management Overview, Part 6:
Read More...Editor’s note — here are all the posts in this series for easy reference: Real Estate Management Overview, Part 1 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 2 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 3 Real Estate Management Overview, Part 4: Creating Leases Real Estate Management Overview, Part 5: More Leasing Details Real Estate Management Overview, Part 6:
Read More...A couple weeks ago I had the opportunity to present at PeopleSoft RECONNECT in Hartford, Connecticut. In the midst of hectic schedules and a vibrant crowd, I had a great time catching up with old clients and friends and meeting new people and sharing ideas. It was a great forum for open discussions and a
Read More...A Parable of Recommendations and Decisions So, how often do you really change the oil in your car, truck, or SUV? Do you follow manufacturers’ recommendations? You know, the last three cars I owned had completely different advice: one owner’s manual said every 6,000 miles, one said every 7,500 miles, and one has a snazzy
Read More...Our own Shannon Roche and Jim Henderson, writing for Health Management Technology about what it means to implement and optimize an enterprise asset management (EAM) system: The value of a successful maintenance-management program supported by an integrated software solution is profound. This combination can be the foundation for healthcare organizations to achieve full visibility to the
Read More...From Oracle’s PeopleSoft Apps Strategy blog: Almost a year after their decision to re-expose proposals for a common leasing standard, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) have reached a key decision regarding the recognition of lease expenses. At their June 13, 2012 meeting, the IASB and FASB agreed
Read More...The challenge of “preventive maintenance” is complicated in the healthcare market and one of the elements that was made clear to me at Interact 2012 was the distinction in healthcare between the maintenance crews for facilities (buildings and grounds) and the biomed machinery. Folks we spoke to talked about the segregation between crews that have their
Read More...If you’ve read our previous posts in this series, you’re up to speed (if not, here’s part 1, part 2 and part 3). You understand the risks associated with not having a strategic, coordinated and effective maintenance management program supported by an integrated software solution. You recognize the value of Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM), and
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