A data center is a physical facility that organizations use to house their critical computer applications and data. Several types of data centers are in operation including enterprise data centers that a single company houses on corporate campus; managed services data centers run by third party providers; colocation data centers where a company rents space

The provision of water and sewer service is a critical piece for any economic development strategy. However, the ability of communities to fund local water and sewer service without outside support has come into question lately. A recent state of Ohio water and sewer infrastructure program had over one billion dollars in requests for funding

What do you get with a Presidential assassination attempt, a poor Presidential debate performance and a major party nomination that happens in three days… the strangest election season in the history of the United States. American democracy has survived a civil war, unrest in the streets and a storming of the U.S. Capitol—the survival of

United States’ highways and roads move 72%, or nearly $17 trillion, of the nation’s goods. Yet, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers, the nation’s roadway infrastructure is struggling to meet the existing demand with nearly half of our existing roadways in poor or mediocre condition.  Many communities are looking for new tools to

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) should continue to be good business for corporate site location projects in 2024. FDI is investments made by foreign companies or individuals in the United States. FDI or direct investment is a category of cross-border investment associated with a resident in one economy having control or a significant degree of influence

The Great Lakes states are primed for an economic renaissance. The Great Lakes Region includes eight states (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) and two Canadian provinces (Ontario and Quebec) that surround the five interconnected freshwater bodies known as the Great Lakes. The area is home to 107 million people, 51

Global companies seeking a corporate site location in the United States need target markets with like industries, quality sites, a job-ready workforce and a competitive cost of doing business. The corporate site location process begins with defining the project to learn about the industry, the number of jobs, payroll, and capital investment planned by a

A consensus among economic leaders is building that the United States is entering a sustained period of manufacturing growth known as a “Supercycle.” The Corporate Finance Institute defines a Supercycle as a period of strong economic growth, leading to sustained demand for commodities, and Fortune magazine defines a Supercycle as “a sustained spell of abnormally