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SUMMARY:E-Commerce\, Autonomous Vehicles\, and Real Estate: How These Factors Will Shape the Future [WEBINAR]
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nDuring this free webinar\, real estate experts Bill Condon and Matt McGregor of Colliers International will join SCRC Executive Director Rob Handfield for a “fireside chat” about the impact of autonomous vehicles\, smart edge technologies\, and e-commerce on the industrial real estate market\, and develop some predictions on what we can expect ahead. They will also outline the five most dynamic things and one geopolitical factor that is affecting the supply chain today. They will also touch on the impact that COVID-19 has had on Industrial Real Estate. \nWho should attend?\nProfessionals in the supply chain industry who want to hear a discussion on the most innovative things affecting the supply chain world today \nLearning Outcomes\n\nUnderstand how autonomous trucking and drones are closer to reality than most think\nLearn about the innovations inside the warehouse\nGain a new perspective on how supply chain and industrial real estate are closely intertwined\nDiscover what the industrial real estate market looks like now\, in a COVID world\, and what it will look like in a post-COVID world\n\nOur Experts\nBill Condon\, Executive Vice President\, Colliers International \nBill Condon is an industrial specialist focused on representing institutional Landlords and owners in the leasing and dispositions of their assets in the Puget Sound region. In addition\, Bill represents tenants across the United States and abroad. \nBill has experience negotiating a variety of complex real estate transactions including warehousing\, corporate headquarters\, manufacturing plants\, and national distribution and logistics facilities. His passion for his clients\, along with his attention to detail and unique approach\, have been key in his ability to lead the market in large transactions. Bill’s extensive market knowledge and commitment to achieve and exceed objectives make him invaluable to his clients and his ability to routinely “over-service” them is one of the reasons he continually outperforms his competition. \nMatt McGregor\, Executive Vice President\, Colliers International \nMatt oversees and manages corporate accounts\, customer relationship development\, deal negotiations\, and team management. Matt maintains and manages account activities throughout the United States and abroad\, provides logistics and transportation consulting\, corporate branding in real estate\, and is an expert in site selection\, construction/development\, and negotiations. \nMatt’s primary expertise has been focused on transaction management\, and he is highly instrumental in formulating and implementing real estate strategies that focus on not only cost initiatives\, but also effective portfolio management strategies and corporate branding. In addition\, Matt has negotiated state and local incentives negotiations\, detailed best-in-class financial analyses and Foreign Trade Zone initiatives. Matt is certified in logistics and holds his SIOR designation. \nRobert Handfield\, Ph.D. \nDr. Handfield is the Executive Director of Supply Chain Resource Cooperative and Bank of America University Distinguished Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management in the Poole College of Management at NC State University. He has been working with the US Air Force\, GovBuy\, the Helena Covid19 Network\, and other groups on how to mobilize a response to the chronic shortage of supplies in hospitals\, and will provide insights into some of the current efforts that are on-going in the healthcare supply chain\, including the likelihood of testing kits\, anti-body treatments\, and vaccine development\, and share timelines for these activities. \nRegistration\nTo register for this event\, please click here. \n[button]Register now[/button]
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SUMMARY:Overcoming a Pandemic: A Two-Way Street [Free Webinar]
DESCRIPTION:In the last year\, we’ve seen how important it is for healthcare and service providers to work strategically and efficiently to combat a global pandemic. However\, there are also several insights regarding what is happening (or perhaps should happen) on the consumer and supply chain side of things that may have a drastic impact on our collective ability to overcome COVID-19 and future pandemics. \nThe SCRC and Poole College of Management are proud to showcase two of our university’s experts who have been involved in distinct research surrounding both sides of this COVID-19 equation at an upcoming webinar on February 5th. \nThe event will include two 30-minute feature presentations by our experts\, each followed by a Q&A session during which our guests will answer live questions from the audience.  \nFeatured Presentations\nCreating New Intersections in Business and Medicine: The Case of Consumer Choice Theory \nStacy Wood\, Langdon Distinguished University Professor of Marketing\, Poole College of Management\nStacy Wood\, Langdon Distinguished University Professor of Marketing\, Poole College of Management \nThe COVID-19 pandemic has created massive structural shifts\, from working remotely to the proliferation of distanced services. One example with enduring outcomes has been the infusion of business knowledge into medical challenges. In this talk\, Dr. Wood will discuss two examples of her own work with COVID-19 issues and how these connections will serve us well in meeting new future challenges and developing new innovative opportunities. \nRecent research: If You Build It\, Will They Get Vaccinated? Experts Tap into Behavioral Research to Promote COVID-19 Vaccination in the U.S. \n  \nInforming an Efficient\, Effective and Equitable Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic \nJulie Swann\, A. Doug Allison Distinguished Professor\, Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering\nJulie Swann\, A. Doug Allison Distinguished Professor\, Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering \nPlanning and responding to a pandemic is complex\, but it can be informed by mathematical modeling along with knowledge of public health and supply chain contexts. Dr. Swann will summarize disease modeling embedded in a COVID-19 network simulation\, highlighting recent results analyzing pharmaceutical and other interventions. Her talk will provide an overview of how the public health system in the US allocates and distributes the COVID-19 vaccine along with potential pitfalls and areas for improvement. She will also discuss several scenarios that could occur over the upcoming months. \nSwann has been a vital source if information over the course of the pandemic\, having been featured in the media close to 1\,000 times in the last year. \nOther topics\nDr. Robert Handfield\,  Bank of America University Distinguished Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management\, will conclude the event by summarizing additional pandemic-related research happening at NC State and sharing relevant resources.  \nRegistration\nTo register for this event\, please click here. \n[button]Register >>[/button] \nQuestions? \nPlease contact us.
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