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JLL Research Tracks AI Adoption and Skilled Labor Shortages Globally

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JLL research indicates that artificial intelligence adoption in facilities management is rapidly increasing across global organizations. The study found that 45% of organizations in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific are already scaling or optimizing AI in this field, a figure projected to reach 86% by 2030. The report also highlighted that nearly 70% of respondents experienced operational disruption due to shortages in skilled trades labor and technical skills.

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Facilities management is increasingly viewed as a significant source of competitive advantage, projected to rise to 82% by 2030. However, the findings suggest that many companies are implementing technology faster than they are planning for workforce needs, creating pressure on productivity and resilience.

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  • ChinaRegion noted as facing distinct risks as AI is expanded in building operations.
  • AfricaContinent surveyed for AI adoption trends in facilities management.
  • EuropeContinent surveyed for AI adoption trends in facilities management.
  • AmericasContinent surveyed for AI adoption trends in facilities management.

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    Believe might see increased demand for services related to resilience and productivity in the Americas.

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