Servcorp Invades Japan in Competitive Move Against Regus

In a move to compete with Regus on a global level, Servcorp has opened two new locations in Japan. Servcorp is already going head-to-head with Regus in the Asian nation with serviced offices and virtual offices in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya. Now, the second-largest serviced office company is opening additional office space in Tokyo’s Marunouchi Trust Tower and Fukuoka’s Da Vinci Fukuoka Tenjin.

“Servcorp’s premium floors are equipped with the latest IT services Servcorp has to offer,” says Olga Vlietstra, general manager for Servcorp’s operations in Japan. “In addition, we will provide our clients with the highly systematic infrastructure of an international organization, giving them the opportunity to utilize Servcorp’s global network of offices, while focusing on their core business objectives.”

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Budget-Minded Entrepreneurs Explore Virtual Offices

Bootstrapping, budget-minded entrepreneurs are exploring virtual offices in a down economy. But it’s not just the affordable monthly costs that has start-ups jumping on the virtual office bandwagon (and it’s not just the down economy, either) it’s the affordable start-up costs that make good sense for companies of all sizes.

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