Our client, Husic Capital Management, was relocating from the Bank of America Building in San Francisco to another beautiful office downtown about six blocks away. The challenge was that they were pulling furniture from storage to outfit their new office. Because the items had been in storage for so long, it was difficult to say what was inside and whether the items would coordinate with their new office space.
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The ultimate goal of a successful move is to minimize the impact of a relocation on your company’s day-to-day operations. Being a move coordination firm, it’s easy for us to foresee and prepare for potential hitches in a plan as we’ve coordinated dozens of small- to large-scale office moves. If your company is planning a move and if you’ve never planned one before, read how you can disaster-proof your office move. Read the rest of this entry »
What happens to your business after a disaster strikes often depends on what you do before the disaster even happens. Read the rest of this entry »
