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Global Estate Measurement Code for Occupiers of Real Estate Global Benchmarking Services Global Estate Measurement Code for Occupiers of Real Estate 12th Edition Summer 2017 Copyright Notice and Licence Policy Please read these terms of use carefully. By accessing and using this document, you are indicating that you have read, acknowledge and assent to be bound by these terms of use. Your use of this document and the proprietary information of Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. or its group companies (collectively, “JLL”) contained in this document is limited only to the use expressly permitted in these terms of use. If, at any time, you do not wish to accept these terms of use, you may not access or use this document (and the information contained in this document) for any purpose. Any terms and conditions proposed by you which are in addition to, or which conflict with, these terms of use are expressly rejected by JLL and shall be of no force or effect. 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Ilit re nis vendelique sumquae elentibea il mi, et untur re, cori ium et voluptasitem. 12th Edition Summer 2017 III Users and Contributors In the course of the previous editions, we are delighted to have academics listed below. Any errors or omissions remain, of course, received comments and advice from a rich variety of occupier and the responsibility of GBS. industry organisations, as well as professional associations and ABSA CSC MMA RWE Npower Actium Consult Cushman and Wakefield Morgan Stanley Santander Advanced Workplace Deloitte MWB Group Holdings Savills AECOM Deutsche Bank National Australia Group Severn Trent Water ALLIANZ Discovery Health National Grid Sheffield Hallam University Assicurazioni Generali Driving Standards Agency National University of Ireland, Shell Associates EDF Energy Galway Shire Aegon EDP Nationwide Building Society Siemens AIG Engen Nestlé Six Continents Alcatel Eon Netika Skandia Altys Gestion ERDF Network Rail Skills Funding Agency AMA Alexi Marmot Associates Essilor Novartis Slough Estates Arcadis Faber Maunsell Old Mutual Société Générale AstraZeneca First National Bank Oracle Sodexo Aviva Friends Life Orange Southampton Solent University AXA Gensler Oxford University Press Standard Bank Bank of Ireland GDF Suez PCA Standard Chartered Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi GE Pearson Standard Life Barclays Gilead PSA Peugeot Citroën Sulzer BBC GlaxoSmithKline Pfizer Swanke Hayden Connell Bilfinger GVA Global Actifs PISCES Telereal Trillium BIFM Groupama Poste-Immo TFN Group BNP Paribas Real Estate GVA Grimley PricewaterhouseCoopers Thales BP HOK International Property Solutions The Law Society BPCE Hollard Prudential Transnet British Council for Offices HSBC Group Pythagoras Solutions Transport for London BT IBM Qinetiq TSB Bull Icade Radio France UBS Canada Life ING Ramidus Consulting UK Government Property Unit Capita ISS RATP Unilever Carillion Johnson Controls Reed Elsevier United Utilities CBRE JLL Regus University College Dublin Centrica KPMG Remit Consulting University College London Chadwick International L’Oréal Renault University of Reading Cisco Landmark Reuters Valeximm Civil Aviation Authority Legal and General RICS Vivendi Colliers International Libery Group Rider Hunt International Welsh Government Commerzbank Lloyds Banking Group Rio Tinto Western Cape Goverment Co-operative Group London Electricity Roche Z / Yen CoreNet Global MACIF Immo Royal & SunAlliance Zurich Insurance Group Covéa Marsh & McLennan Royal Bank of Scotland Crédit Agricole Metis Royal Mail Credit Suisse MITIE RTE IV Global Estate Measurement Code for Occupiers Preface GBS believes passionately that data helps people make better and Joining JLL will no doubt contribute to the development of more informed decisions. Experience has also taught us that it is as the GEMCode in the area of international space measurement important to ask the right questions as to collect numerous data standardisation and conversions, workplace effectiveness items, and the winning combination of the sound methodology measurement and refinement of FM cost categorisations. We will and accurate data can provide trusted insight for performance also investigate combining the benchmarking with market data. improvement. We look forward to exciting work on updating the GEMCode for the
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