Shopping Center Tenants, Management Benefit from Site-Specific Labor Market Analytics
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Shopping Center Tenants, Management Benefit from Site-Specific Labor Market Analytics Analytics service, Orion, from Jones Lang LaSalle leverages SRC technology and STI: PopStats updates LAS VEGAS, May 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SRC, LLC, the leader in providing Geographic Business Intelligence(TM) solutions, today announced details regarding the role its software and professional services are playing in the development and deployment of advanced labor force analytics service Orion by Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), the leading financial and professional services firm specializing in real estate. The announcement was made at the International Council of Shopping Centers' RECon event, the Global Retail Real Estate Convention, May 17-20 in Las Vegas. In addition, SRC highlighted the role of data partner Synergos Technologies' product STI: PopStats(TM) in delivering quarterly updated population estimates, critical to ensuring the timeliness and accuracy of employee pool assessments, especially during periods of significant socio-economic change. SRC's Alteryx(R) Geographic Business Intelligence(TM) platform provided the robust spatial and business intelligence application environment for JLL to build and deliver Orion to its global commercial real estate clients through a Web-based, enterprise offering. "We designed the Alteryx platform to enable rapid, transparent, and on-demand integration of spatial and non-spatial data into customized business intelligence applications and visualizations," said Dean Stoecker, CEO of SRC. "Commercial real estate professionals use SRC solutions to view and analyze any number of data sources available through a single, consistent, current and reliable reporting and data visualization platform." SRC provides consistent, frequently-updated population and market data through the industry's most flexible, analytics-independent decision-support platform. Through Orion, JLL offices around the globe develop current and predictive labor force decisions as a key component that drives insight when making site selection recommendations. "We seek to bring best-in-class tools to assist clients in making location decisions that capitalize on opportunities and avoid risks," explained Wayne Gearey, vice president of Global Location Solutions at Jones Lang LaSalle. SRC works with Synergos to offer quick turnaround of demographic shift data due to factors such as natural disasters and economic fluctuations. More frequently updated population data delivers insight into the nature of any given area's changing employee pool skills or consumer shopping habits. Orion inputs each JLL client's strategic business requirements tailored specifically to their operational dependencies. From these requirements, a multitude of workforce population factors are analyzed and weighted by importance using public, private and industry data sources to generate top market rankings, heat maps and site-specific reports, all available at the click of a button. About SRC SRC software and solutions enable fact-based decision-making by delivering comprehensive data access and analysis with unparalleled performance. SRC's Geographic Business Intelligence(TM) software serves Fortune 500 companies and more than 240,000 users worldwide, delivering specialized consumer and market insight and seamlessly scaling between local, regional and global markets via desktop applications or over the Web. For more information, contact SRC at 888.836.4274 or visit www.ExtendTheReach.com. Alteryx is a registered trademark and Geographic Business Intelligence is a trademark of SRC, LLC. Other products named herein may be trademarks of their respective manufacturers and are hereby recognized. SOURCE SRC, LLC Jennifer Ristic, Airfoil Public Relations, +1-248-304-1421, ristic@airfoilpr.com
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