Patrick Daly Interlinks Podcast

In this episode of Interlinks we talk to Nigel Healy Director at estate agents Jones Land Lasalle (JLL) based in Dublin, Ireland and specialising in the industrial property side of the business. JLL is a full service real estate services provider covering industrial, commercial, retail, residential and hotel real estate. For some years now in Ireland, in common with many other countries, we have been experiencing many of challenges on the supply side of warehousing property for the manufacturing, distribution, and logistics services sectors.Prices have been rising and lead times for the delivery of new stock have been pushed out by supply chain disruption arising from the COVID pandemic and the war in Ukraine.Today, Nigel is going to help us make some sense of what is going on right now, how we got here, and what we can expect in the sector over the next couple of years and beyond.

In this episode of Interlinks we talk to Inigo Camara, Manager of the region encompassing Spain, Portugal and Latin America for the Irish materials handling equipment manufacturer, Combilift.Combilift, based in Monaghan, Ireland, is one of the most innovative materials handling equipment companies in the world and now has over 60.000 units operational in some 90 countries. The company prides itself on its innovation philosophy based on simplicity and practicality and the desire to bring tailored materials handling solutions to customers for the most diverse applications.In this interview, Inigo provides us with a perspective on the field of of logistics and supply chain from the Spanish-speaking world, the differences in business cultures between Europe and Latin America, and how the supply chain crisis is affecting the logistics operations of businesses across all sectors.

In this episode of Interlinks we take a look at how businesses can overcome some of the barriers to growth and to scale in the face of the supply chain challenges that have emerged over the last couple of years and continue to emerge as geopolitical certainty reigns on a global level.Recent years have seen a succession of disruptions to international supply chains resulting from international trade tensions, COVID, and the war in Europe between Russia and Ukraine. What challenges to growth and scale do these disruptions present to businesses and what can and should enterprises be doing to overcome these obstacles?To discuss this topic I am delighted to be joined by two of my colleagues from the Supply Chain Special Interest Group of the Society for the Advancement of Consulting (SAC), Lisa Anderson, President of LMA Consulting Group, in the Los Angeles metro area, and David Ogilvie, Principal consultant at David Ogilvie Consulting, in Brisbane, Australia.