Integrated Services at Jones Lang LaSalle 2005 B Ranjay Gulati Luciana Silvestri
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Section: Strategic Positioning 1) New Business model The company’s business model has evolved significantly over the past 10 years. At the outset of its operations, the company was primarily focused on asset management services. Now, the company is diversifying its services to include integrated services that have gained a lot of popularity among real estate investors. The integration of IT, consulting, leasing, and real estate transaction services provides greater value to the clients. The company’s ability to combine and match skills in a multi-faceted and
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Integrated Services (IS) at Jones Lang LaSalle in 2005 were integrated in its 446 offices around the globe, and were delivered through a blend of the following channels: a. Onsite and remote work management: This was the company’s proprietary product which offered centralized access to project management, client relationship management (CRM), workforce and facilities management (F&M). b. AMS: The company’s automated, multi-disciplined management system that offered project scheduling, cost,
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In this case study, we will explore the business strategy and operations of Integrated Services at Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL). The company has been active in the industry for over three decades, and it has grown through a combination of acquisitions and organic expansion. JLL has become one of the leading real estate services firms globally, serving clients in many industries and geographic locations. Its strategy is focused on providing a range of integrated services that complement each other well, rather than competing with each other. Key Findings:
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