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November 2, 2007

Managing a Shared Office Center Requires Flexibility, New Approaches
Lisa Kirby-Gibbs, Contributing Writer


Because shared office centers offer business owners furnished, ready-to-go private offices and support services without the high overhead costs associated with owning or leasing office space, they have become attractive to entrepreneurs and small-business owners who want the flexibility of expanding without being tied down to long-term leases.

By Lisa Kirby-Gibbs
Although shared office centers emerged in the late-1960s, they were not widely accepted as a viable alternative to traditional office space.


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