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The power of deal management software doesn’t come merely from the efficiency gains of automated reporting and easier task tracking. Real power comes from giving you the resources, intelligence, and responsiveness to move faster than your competition and work smarter in deal sourcing, screening, and underwriting.

Will O’Donnell, Managing Partner at Prologis Ventures, reveals Prologis Ventures’ approach to technology and innovation, what types of tech solutions are of the most value to the company, and the biggest challenges he, and the industry is facing in implementing new tech.

At a time of rapid shifts and emerging market trends in commercial real estate, with increased interest in industrial real estate and medical and lab space, the lasting changes that COVID-19 brings to the industry will include new ro...

Logistics automation provider Berkshire Grey Inc. is planning to go public through a merger with special-purpose acquisition company Revolution Acceleration Acquisition Corp. that would value the robotics company at $2.7 billion.

Will O’Donnell, Managing Partner of Prologis Ventures, addresses what types of technology solutions are most important to him, how innovation is a key component to his success, and what he’s most excited about for the future of real estate technology.

The Awards are open to tech and real estate companies and people worldwide that can show true innovation in their sector. Entrants will showcase their business to a judging panel of leading industry experts.

“We are big believers in the flexible workspace arena and see a tremendous opportunity -- we have a huge global occupier business and know that more than 80% of them want to be in multi-tenant offices with flex space,” CBRE Group Chief Executive Officer Bob Sulentic said in an interview.

Massachusetts-based Locus Robotics today announced a $150 million Series E. The round, led by Tiger Global Management and Bond, brings the firm’s total to around $250 to date, and values the robotics company at $1 billion. Locus is notable for a more modular and flexible solution for automating warehouses than many of its competitors (see: