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Originally Posted by calgarygeologist
I certainly like the concept of these urban campuses but I never expected that a major E&P company in Calgary would make the move. When it comes to the E&P business it has always been thought that it is essential and critical to be in the core in order to facilitate effective business operations. It becomes inefficient and more difficult to schedule meetings with contractors when they have to leave the core to visit your suburban campus. It also effectively isolates your employees because they are away from their colleagues at the core.
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I have lived in Calgary since 1982 and EPC company head offices always seem to be in a race with the city limits. Sure there is usually some presence DT, but there's no denying EPCs live and breathe cheap rent.