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Some large and medium-sized portable sanitation companies choose to establish one or more remote business locations to expand their footprint and grow. These remote locations (also known as satellite locations) can consist of either secondary offices with equipment yards or simply lots to store equipment.
As with any business investment, establishing remote business locations comes with opportunities as well as challenges. If you’re thinking about adding a satellite location in addition to your main headquarters, look at this infographic for a quick overview of the pros and cons.
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Pros & Cons of Establishing Remote Business Locations
Pros
- Increased Sales Opportunities
Expands the reach of your business = Get more customers! - Faster Response
Reduces travel time to service locations = Save fuel & service more customers per day! - Shorter Commute
Employees can get to & from work faster = Increase worker morale!
Cons
- Added Expenses
Additional costs to establish & operate additional locations = Can be a big investment. - Reduced Control
Requires trusted employees to manage remote locations = Solid leadership is crucial. - Disconnect
Reduces overall business unity = Employees will interact less with fellow team members at other locations.
