National Office Vacancy Rates Rise in Second Quarter

Data released from New York-based research firm, Reis Inc., reported office vacancies in the U.S. continue to climb and reached 17.4 percent in the second quarter of this year.  These are the highest levels since 1993.   
Analysts cite a jobless recovery and global economic concerns for the increase in vacancy rates as businesses are reluctant [...]

Going Mobile

According to an IDC report, there will be 1.2 billion mobile workers worldwide by year¹s end ­ thanks to VOIP and advancements in unified communications as seen in OfficeLinks New York office space and Chicago executive suite locations.  As the number of mobile workers increases exponentially so do their expectations for the workplace. In speaking [...]

Willis Tower to Host Illinois Native Dann Nardi Exhibit This Summer

Willis Tower, home to OfficeLinks’ Chicago office, will be featuring an art exhibit by Dann Nardi June 21-August 27, 2010.
For over 25 years, Illinois native Dann Nardi’s work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally.  His work can be found in a number of public and private collections throughout the United States, including collections at [...]

Diversity: A piece of Kenetica Consulting’s Success Equation

Every day, new companies enter an incredibly competitive market while others have to make their exit.  What gives businesses the edge to not only stay afloat in a turbulent economy, but also thrive?  What are these successful companies doing right?
Diversity.
No, it’s not the end-all, be-all, silver bullet answer; however, it is a piece of the [...]

OfficeLinks Chicago Location Announces LEED Certification

The OfficeLinks management team is proud and delighted to announce that our Chicago office, located on the 84th Floor of the Willis Tower, formerly the Sears tower, at 233 S. Wacker Drive, is now LEED Certified, meeting U.S. Green Building Council standards in environmentally conscious office standards.
According to Harsh Mehta, chief operating officer and executive [...]

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