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Investor Perspectives Podcast

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A new decade is already delivering new challenges and opportunities alongside inevitable complexities. How should commercial real estate investors respond? Are we seeing an acceleration of trends that were forming before the COVID-19 pandemic? What opportunities will emerge from dislocation and distress in the market? How are capital structures evolving? We dissect real estate investment trends developing across Asia Pacific, country-by-country, and sector-by-sector. Join us. Listen in. For more expert perspectives and research to help you take on whatever comes next, visit us at www.jll.com/conversations.

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November 24, 2021

The rise of the automated dark store

As the shopping season ramps up, what does everybody want this year? Ultra-fast online deliveries, of course.Consumer expectations for on-demand shopping are on the rise. And to fulfil those demands quickly, so are dark stores. These micro-warehouses filled with goods for online shoppers are developing fast in established markets like the U.S and Europe, and also spreading to new markets in Asia Pacific.  “We’re about to see the largest disruption to retail and the supply chain that we have ever witnessed,” says Brittain Ladd, global strategy and supply chain consultant, referring to the high levels of automation feeding a consumer culture. “What we’re about to see through the rest of the 2020s is more changes in retail and business than we have seen in the prior 100 years.” The changes come amid a sustained boom in the logistics real estate sector. According to <a href="https://www.us.jll.com/en/trends-and-insights/research/future-global-logistics" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">JLL’s Future of Global Logistics report</a>, 74 percent of surveyed professionals expect demand to continue grow at pace over the next five years.What do the latest developments with dark stores mean for the world of logistics and supply chains?Listen to Ladd and Michael Ignatiadis, head of supply chain and logistics solutions for Asia Pacific at JLL, discuss how automation is reshaping dark stores, the companies already doing it well, and what it means for the future of industrial and retail real estate.

October 20, 2021

How automation is reshaping the logistics job market

Automation isn’t just reshaping how goods travel from factories to front doors.It’s also reshaping the logistics sector’s workforce. This is true of people on the warehouse floor working shoulder-to-shoulder with robots, but it goes all the way up to the c-suite, with increasingly needs for skills like data analytics and risks management.While skills needed are a reflection of an increasingly tech-driven sector, at the end of the day one of the most important skills is very human: relationships. “I think the biggest difference between the companies that will win, and those that will lose, will be people,” says Radu Palamariu, Global Head of Supply Chain & Logistics Practice at Alcott Global. “The same types of technologies will be available to everybody… but the ability of teams to act fast will make the difference.”Listen to Palamariu and Michael Ignatiadis, head of supply chain and logistics solutions for Asia Pacific at JLL, discuss what skills have made, and broken, logistics businesses in these times of extreme disruption.

August 31, 2021

How logistics is facing future disruptions

From the blockage of the Suez Canal to the pandemic, there have been plenty of reminders about the fragility of global commerce in the last year. The events have been a wake-up call for manufacturers and logistics firms, which are trying to figure out how to address unpredictable disruptions to intertwined global supply chains. “Right now resilience is emerging as a lot more important than cost,” says John Gattorna, a leading supply chain thought leader and author. “Although if you get it right, increased resilience shouldn’t necessarily cost more.”The questions have also become increasingly important in commercial real estate, where the logistics-sector boom appears set to continue. What does it take to be ready for periods of disruption, and what happens if you aren’t? Listen to John and Michael Ignatiadis, head of supply chain and logistics solutions at JLL, discuss what companies are doing to prepare for disruption, what’s holding them back, how global firms are thinking local, and the shape of a modern logistics footprint.

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What is Investor Perspectives Podcast?: A new decade is already delivering new challenges and opportunities alongside inevitable complexities. How should commercial real estate investors respond? Are we seeing an acceleration of trends that were forming before the COVID-19 pandemic? What opportunities will emerge from dislocation and distress in the market? How are capital structures evolving? We dissect real estate investment trends developing across Asia Pacific, country-by-country, and sector-by-sector. Join us. Listen in.

For more expert perspectives and research to help you take on whatever comes next, visit us at www.jll.com/conversations.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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