On-demand webinar summary
 Lease management is integral to achieve and maintain lease accounting compliance. But that’s not the only opportunity it presents.  
 In fact, 100% of recently surveyed senior finance and accounting professionals acknowledge that lease management, which is required to sustain accounting compliance, comes with real business benefits. But how do you identify – and benefit from – your lease information? 
 In our recent webinar, Lease Management: Unlocking ROI Opportunities within Your Lease Portfolio, experts in lease optimization and real estate shared: 
  - An overview of the lease management landscape
  - The impact of integrated lease management (reduced risk, reduced costs)
  - How to increase ROI from centralized lease data 
  
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 Leases are incredibly expensive – and undermanaged by organizations
 Did you know that businesses often lack financial controls for their lease portfolio-related expenses, despite leases’ high cost and liability? This lack of control can put your organization at risk of losing a lot of time and money. 
 This is why lease management is important. Lease management enables you to: 
  - Reduce risk 
 - Gain visibility into rights and obligations
  - Limit exposure to indemnification and other serious obligations
  - Control exposure to loss not covered by insurance required by the lease
  - Eliminate confusion and wasted time over repair and maintenance responsibility
  - Avoid damage to landlord-tenant relationship over misunderstood rights and obligations 
  
   - Reduce costs 
 - Avoid overpayments by knowing what your leases say 
 - Monitor OpEx, CAM, RE tax, utilities, sundry charges, supplemental services
  
   - Avoid missing the right to correct errors by managing audit windows
  - Take advantage of market opportunities by allowing cross-functional access to lease data
  - Secure proactive, effective and responsive use of your leased assets
  
   
 Lease management is two-fold
 A reliable lease management process consists of two things: 
  - Using dedicated technology to centralize and organize lease data  
 - Create a single source of truth by using a robust lease management system
  
   - Working with dedicated professionals to evaluate your lease portfolio  
 - Engage a third-party partner to guide or handle leases
  
   
 “It’s so important to have your leases organized. Having our leases all in one place has been a tremendous time-saver for us at Gartner,” said Tiffany Martin, Real Estate Analyst at Gartner. 
  
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