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space management |
refers to future growth needs and the proper allocation of time and space for bookings, which are the best means to maximize revenue generation |
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move management |
may require analyzing where in a building people or equipment can be moved to free space up |
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needs assessment |
can be based on internal demand as highlighted by future facility users or by industry-driven needs |
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stadiums |
large facilities designed to house certain field sports such as football, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, rugby, and track and field |
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arenas |
fixed seating facilities that can hold from several hundred to more than 30,000 spectators |
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gyms |
mini-arenas with complete basketball court and space for other indoor activities |
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Community sport centers |
anything from a pool to a health club, bowling alley, or enclosed field |
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sportsplex |
multisport facility that may include indoor or outdoor spaces or a combination of the two |
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feasibility studies |
study that see if the needs can be met and at what cost. identify strengths and weaknesses in the planning process |
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SWOT analysis |
attempt to weigh the various positive and negative factors that can affect the proposed plan. strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats |
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economic impact |
defined as the net economic change in a host community that results from spending attributed to a sport event or facility. Typically examines direct, indirect, and induced impact |
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redirected spending |
money that would have been spent on other entertainment in the same area, such as spending at a local movie theater rather than at the ballpark |
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displacement |
refers to the portion of hotel of hotel rooms that would have been full whether or not the event took place |
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induced effects |
refers to the multiplier effect and visitor spending being recirculated in the communit |
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ripple effect |
represents the spread of money through the economy |
