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June 8, 2017 | by\u00a0Robert Bianco | Commercial Property Executive\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Connectivity is now as important to occupants as location. A veteran telecommunication executive contends that redundant technology adds to asset values and offers peace of mind.<\/p>\n
For generations, the formula for determining a property\u2019s value was simple: Location was king, square footage was queen, and amenities were their court. But I would argue that today, real estate\u2019s royalty has a powerful new member: meeting the customer\u2019s technology needs.<\/p>\n
This is true not only for tech companies, but for companies across every vertical industry. Engineering, professional services, healthcare, marketing and manufacturing are dependent on network connectivity in a way that can make or break their businesses.<\/p>\n