Only 18% of Philippine companies have begun adjusting their office portfolios for artificial intelligence (AI) despite 79% expecting the technology to significantly reshape corporate strategy over the next three to five years, according to a JLL survey. The findings were reported by BusinessWorld.
JLL Philippines Head of Research and Advisory Janlo de los Reyes said the findings point to a 'large gap' between anticipation and action, suggesting that many firms are still in the early stages of understanding AI's implications for real estate.
The survey highlights a pressing need for companies to develop concrete strategies around AI to optimize office space usage and workforce planning, particularly as hybrid work models evolve.