Tag: matters
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Why ESG matters for multifamily developers, investors
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Brad Siegal is a shareholder in Buchalter’s Nashville office and a member of the Real Estate practice group, with particular expertise in multifamily acquisition, disposition and development throughout the Southeastern United States. In his representation of a…
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Fleet Size Matters: Why Larger Fleets Face More Crashes
As freight demand continues to rise across Australia, many transport businesses are scaling up to keep pace. But new data shows that growth may come with added risk. According to the2024 NTARC Major Crash Report, crash rates are climbing fastest among larger fleets. This trend suggests that once a fleet reaches a certain size, managing…
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Why Prefabrication Matters to GCs
Even though it’s one of the most referenced success metrics for new construction, it’s a rare thing for a project to be completed on time. Research has consistently shown that only a small fraction of projects, often less than 10 percent, are completed on time and within budget. Construction schedules are impacted by a range…
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Why Data Security Posture Management Matters
In the digital age, the importance of safeguarding sensitive information is paramount. Organisations are increasingly relying on data security posture management tools to mitigate risks associated with data breaches and losses. These tools offer a robust framework for managing data security efficiently. What is Data Security Posture Management? Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) refers to…
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Why Electrical Safety Matters in Commercial Buildings
Electrical systems power every aspect of modern commercial operations. When these systems fail or create hazards, the consequences extend beyond inconvenience to serious injuries, property damage, and business closures. Understanding electrical safety requirements protects your employees, customers, and business investment. Why Commercial Electrical Safety Matters Commercial buildings demand more from electrical systems than residential properties.…
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Why Prototyping Matters in Commercial Construction
Commercial construction projects involve millions of dollars, tight schedules, and countless stakeholders expecting flawless execution. Yet many contractors skip a crucial step that prevents costly mistakes: prototyping. Building mockups and testing systems before full-scale installation saves money, reduces conflicts, and delivers superior results. What Prototyping Means in Construction Prototyping in commercial construction means building physical…
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Experience Matters When It Comes to Industrial Construction Services
Industrial construction is not like building a strip mall or pouring concrete for a suburban office park. These projects are complex, highly regulated, and deeply tied to critical infrastructure, manufacturing, and heavy industry. In this field, experience isn’t just valuable, it’s essential. Companies that have managed large-scale industrial builds know how to prevent costly delays,…
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Why Worker Wellness Matters on the Jobsite
Construction sites have always been demanding environments. Deadlines are tight, expectations are high, and the work itself is physically and mentally challenging. For decades, the emphasis on jobsite performance has centered on productivity, safety compliance, and cost management. While those factors remain critical, there is another dimension that deserves equal attention: worker wellness. Worker wellness…
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From Homes to High-Rises: Why Professional Cleaning Matters
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Whether it’s a cozy home in the suburbs or a bustling commercial high-rise downtown, cleanliness is more than just visual appeal, it’s essential for health, productivity, and long-term property value. While the needs of residential and commercial spaces may differ, the importance of professional cleaning remains constant. From families seeking a safe, hygienic living space…
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Why Professional Water Extraction Matters for Water Damage Recovery
Water damage may appear out of nowhere, due to heavy rain, plumbing problems, or natural catastrophes. When water enters a building or company, it not only disrupts routine but also compromises the building’s structure. Standing water starts causing harm shortly after its presence, compromising material strength and leading to environments that foster mold and bacteria…