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Opening a New Office Location

Guest post by: Jesse Hopps

Article Overview: Moving into a new office can be a very stressful task. Not only is it imperative to select the right location for your business, but it is equally important to ensure a smooth transition into the new space. In order make the right decision and be well prepared for the move, use our downloadable Office Evaluation Matrix and our Office Opening Checklist to stay within budget and meet timelines.

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Opening a New Office Location

Opening a New Office Location Moving into a new office can be a very stressful task. Not only is it imperative to select the right location for your business, but it is equally important to ensure a smooth transition into the new space. In order make the right decision and be well prepared for the move, use our downloadable Office Evaluation Matrix and our Office Opening Checklist to stay within budget and meet timelines.

What are the Key Considerations for a New Office?

Action Plan:

  1. Prepare for the Move- use our Office Opening Checklist to organize your move. Make sure to delegate responsibilities to members of the moving task force. Update the checklist to include any other tasks that need to be completed both before, and after, you take possession of the new space.
  2. Evaluate New Locations- use our Office Evaluation Matrix to evaluate your options and select the right location for your key requirements.
  3. Move into the New Office- set up the proper signage so that the movers, employees, and clients can find the office easily. Work with your I/T department to ensure systems will be ready for your target opening date.
  4. Post-move Evaluation- Use our Post-project Evaluation to document lessons learned from this project and tie up any loose ends.

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About the Author: Jesse Hopps
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Jesse Hopps founded Demand Metric in October 2006 and is the active President & CEO, focusing on sales & product development. Prior to Demand Metric, Jesse worked as an independent consultant specializing in Internet Marketing and Business Continuity Planning. He began his career with the Info-Tech Research Group in London, Canada, where he helped contribute to their explosive growth. Jesse holds a business degree from the University of Western Ontario and lives in Panama City, Panama.

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