When technology giant Oracle made the decision to put its entire corporate facilities portfolio through the BOMA 360 Performance Program, their buildings joined the more than 1,000 commercial properties in 65 markets worldwide that have earned the prestigious BOMA 360 designation. From multi-tenant office buildings and industrial properties to medical office buildings and suburban office parks, properties with the BOMA 360 label all have one thing in common: demonstrated excellence in every aspect of building operations and management. Oracle director of facilities and sustainability George Denise says earning the BOMA 360 designation not only demonstrates that Oracle is being environmentally sustainable, but also shows they are keeping staff well-trained, ensuring building occupant safety and making a positive impact in the surrounding communities. The fact that BOMA 360-designated buildings also enjoy substantial benefits, including higher tenant retention and satisfaction scores, higher rental rates and documented operational and management savings, also attracted Oracle to the program, adds George. For more information on how to earn the designation from Bisnow partner BOMA International, click here.
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