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Lifeblood
Lifeblood examines the five key imperatives for action by Australian businesses and determines the critical role of office buildings and workplaces in addressing them.
The five key imperatives are:
1. The transforming workforce - battling for talent
2. The knowledge economy - learning to compete.
3. Corporate social responsibility - defending reputation.
4. Duty of care - managing growing risk.
5. Business continuity - assuring information and communications.
For Australian businesses, Lifeblood is the starting point for leveraging greater value from office buildings and workplaces now and into the future. For the property industry, Lifeblood is a catalyst to now start preparing building stock that will satisfy the transformed requirements of tenants in 10 years time.
Download the Lifeblood Executive Summary for a snapshot of the report and information about the Lifeblood programme and Knowledge Systems team.
Download the Order Form to purchase the full report.
For information contact Simon Carter on +61 2 9257 0222.
Auckland Research Report - December 2006
Welcome to November report covering activity in November 2006. We commented last month on the slow turning of some indicators from negative to positive through 2006. This trend is continuing, in areas such as migration, dwelling consents and business optimism. Markets which have remained positive through the year include the residential and commercial property markets.
Auckland Research Report - November 2006
Welcome to November report covering activity in October 2006. Experience has taught us that interpreting economic data as a guide to the future performance of the property market is a dangerous practice - even for economists.
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