Creative

Creative industries have become increasingly important to economic prosperity, in the sense that human creativity is the ultimate unceasing resource that powers the economy by constantly producing new concepts and ideas the contribute to our collective culture. Innovation is the hallmark of the free market, so creative industry continues to be one of the driving forces of the American economy.

Creative Industry Status

The Department for Culture, Media, and Sport in the United Kingdom recognizes nine distinct creative sectors within the industry: advertising and marketing, architecture, crafts, design, film, information technology, publishing, museums and libraries, and performing and visual arts. So it is safe to say that the creative industry is a multi-faceted entity, stretching across a broad range of professional fields. But because of its diversity, it becomes necessary to be able to distinguish what qualifies as a creative sector. This is accomplished through a set of criteria, for which creative industries should score higher than non-creative industries. These criteria include demand uncertainty, originality, diversely skilled inputs, and vertically differentiated skills.

The facilities that house these different operations vary as much as the businesses within them; they can range from expansive, multi-level museums to small design studios. But regardless of the industry or the size of the building, it is essential that the facilities are well-maintained, clean, and functional, so that the business and its employees can perform at an optimal level. That’s where Kohl Building Maintenance Inc. comes in.