Real Estate Agents Return to Work as City Reopens. In-person showings are back with coronavirus protocols, but...
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Fillogic, the logistics-as-a-service platform for retail, today announced plans to open tech-enabled micro distribution hubs at select major retail properties owned by top-tier mall owners and operators including Brookfield Properties, Macerich, and Taubman. Fillogic's primary focus is to help retailers improve service levels, reduce costs, and optimize asset utilization through strategically loca...
The ride-hailing company has been trying to expand its food-delivery business to compensate for the collapse of its main business.
While open offices are still usable, the ultra-dense benching configurations are dead and at the very least, companies will need to firmly establish a rigorous cleaning schedule and evaluate the HVAC system, says Amy Bradac.
The decision follows a series of changes made by the company this year, including previous layoffs, as it enters what newly installed CEO Paal Kibsgaard said is a new phase for the company. “Katerra is entering a new chapter as we look to accelerate our path toward becoming a self-sufficient, profitable business," Kibsgaard said in a statement.
The effects of Covid-19 are well known to all of us – both personally and professionally. While there is a host of content attempting to predict what a post-covid world – a ‘new normal’ – for retail marketing will look like, we take a step back.
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If you are a small to medium-sized CRE PM business owner, no one knows your customers as you do. So, it should come as no surprise that technology is disrupting traditional customer service models – in a big way. Cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is making its biggest splash ever. But going digital does not mean getting less personal.