TACTICAL REVITALIZATION PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN ALBANY NY

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Team Profile, Qualifications, and Experience NBBJ: REV Studio Profile Developing Planning Operational Planning and Master Planning What is Operational Planning and Master Planning? Operational Planning is the process of understanding the functional needs and desired changes of our clients and integrating them into a solution that enhances the operational performance of an organization. Master Planning enables an organization to the make the right decisions about capital investments and understand how to leverage existing assets for their highest and best use. It provides a comprehensive, long-range plan for the strategy, programs, and facilities that enable organizational growth. Why are Operational Planning and Master Planning valuable? • Optimized logistical efficiency • Reducing cost by increasing utilization and productivity • Ensuring consistency, quality and safety Tools & Methods • Research • Organization design definition • Population/demographic analysis and forecasting • Service area analysis • Market/competitive analysis • Departmental workload analysis • Functional need analysis • Financial analysis • Concept evaluation • Construction cost estimating & escalation • Feasibility studies • Data visualization/reporting
Section 3 NBBJ: REV Studio Profile Design People, Process, Technology and Space Why Design? In today’s competitive market, design isn’t just for “designers”. It is an ethic that permeates and differentiates companies across their entire business. Simply put, design creates value for business. Design is an investment in innovative thinking, definition, positioning, branding and communication that creates value for businesses in terms of competitive advantage, customer trust and loyalty, and market share. Design helps business counter the complexity of conditions with creative solutions. In a global economy in which production gravitates toward the lowest cost producer, human-centered design provides the competitive differentiation needed to gain market share. Design is a critical strategic asset that is most effective when employed early in corporate plans, not as a decorative finality. Why Begin with Organization Design? • Organization design works to ensure that the key elements of your organization are working effectively and efficiently together to deliver your business strategy • The design process involves you, and often some key stakeholders, in one or more (depending on scope and scale of project) practical work sessions crafted specifically for your organization. • Sessions are focused on the ‘hard’ aspects of the organization - the structures, processes, systems, technologies, and rewards, and also on the ‘soft’ aspects of the organization - the culture, people and their skills, and the departmental similarities and differences. • The goal is to strategically align all aspects of the organization so that business continuity is maintained during the transition and high performance is realized in the new state. Tools & Methods • Research • Organization design definition • Population/demographic analysis and forecasting • Service area analysis • Market/competitive analysis • Departmental workload analysis • Functional need analysis • Financial analysis • Concept evaluation • Construction cost estimating & escalation • Feasibility studies • Data visualization/reporting
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