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In the last article, we mentioned that developing a model to calculate return on investment and other critical measures for a space reduction program
Our recent articles focused on establishing an accurate baseline number of currently occupied spaces as the first step in a reduction initiative.
Our two previous blogs examined challenges to establishing and maintaining a space baseline: accounting for pipeline projects and tracking GSA
Once an agency has established a baseline that accurately reflects its total space footprint, tracking ongoing changes to its space is essential.