Podcast appearances and mentions of john bilton

Absa's Carmen Mpelwane talks the Adcock update and MTN Nigeria's successful bid for one of two 3.5GHz spectrum licences. Wikus Furstenberg from Futuregrowth on what to expect from interest rates and inflation in 2022. John Bilton of JP Morgan Asset Management talks long-term capital market assumptions.

Tune in to hear David Kelly and John Bilton, Head of Global Multi-Asset Strategy, discuss the key themes and issues that are going to drive both economic growth, inflation, monetary and economic policy, and ultimately asset returns. There's growth to be found when you know where to look. To learn more Click here.

Prompted by the profound shock of COVID-19 to the economy and markets, J.P. Morgan Asset Management provided an off-cycle mark-to-market of our Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions return projections. John Bilton, Global Head of Multi-Asset Strategy, provides a deep dive on the changes and provide his outlook for the economy and markets.

John Bilton will discuss the market selloff, asset class views and speak to our Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions and changing viewpoints given recent volatility.

Welcome back everyone to another episode of Self Storage Income. Today we're talking self storage automation. There's no doubt that the world is changing. Not only that, the world is changing at an alarming rate in regard to technology. The self storage industry is not outside the scope of this change and continued implementation of cutting edge technology. You might be asking - what kind of technology is cutting edge in the self storage industry? Imagine a tenant being able to pick up their phone, select a unit at your facility, rent that unit, access the facility, store their belongings, and leave the facility without ever having to talk to an on site manager. Now stop imagining and start listening because it's a reality right now today, and that's why in today's episode I'm happy to welcome John Bilton and Nelson Hendrix from Janus International. We go in depth on the latest technology that Janus International is deploying that allows storage owners and operators to automate their storage facilities, to track tenant data to optimize operations, revenue, expenses, and more. Just 5 years ago, the self storage industry couldn't even begin to imagine the technology that is available today that would help storage owners, operators, and investors get the absolute most out of their storage portfolio. Listen in and get the latest from the experts on self storage automation and optimization. Be sure to check out the Janus website: https://www.janusintl.com/ As always, thanks so much for listening, we'll see you next time, AJ

Welcome back everyone to another episode of Self Storage Income. Today we’re talking self storage automation.There’s no doubt that the world is changing. Not only that, the world is changing at an alarming rate in regard to technology. The self storage industry is not outside the scope of this change and continued implementation of cutting edge technology.You might be asking - what kind of technology is cutting edge in the self storage industry?Imagine a tenant being able to pick up their phone, select a unit at your facility, rent that unit, access the facility, store their belongings, and leave the facility without ever having to talk to an on site manager.Now stop imagining and start listening because it’s a reality right now today, and that’s why in today’s episode I’m happy to welcome John Bilton and Nelson Hendrix from Janus International. We go in depth on the latest technology that Janus International is deploying that allows storage owners and operators to automate their storage facilities, to track tenant data to optimize operations, revenue, expenses, and more.Just 5 years ago, the self storage industry couldn’t even begin to imagine the technology that is available today that would help storage owners, operators, and investors get the absolute most out of their storage portfolio.Listen in and get the latest from the experts on self storage automation and optimization.Be sure to check out the Janus website: https://www.janusintl.com/As always, thanks so much for listening, we’ll see you next time,AJ

Abby Joseph Cohen, Goldman Sachs' senior investment portfolio strategist, says the economy is at a point of structural change and she's disappointed that Janet Yellen won't be picked again for Fed Chair. Danny Blanchflower, a professor at Dartmouth College, says the Bank of England rate raise in an already slowing economy will slow it even more. JPMorgan's John Bilton says the U.S. has a reasonable labor force growth compared to other markets. Finally, Gordon Wood, author of "Friends Divided: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson," says the U.S. really needs a multiparty political system.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The bulls and bears disagree on what they see ahead. Meanwhile, the high fliers joining the latest edition of fastener talk radio dispel some of the confusion with their mile high view of the screw business. Just returned from Taiwan, Würth EVP, Marc Strandquist describes the Global Fastener Leaders Summit and notes the tenor of conversation during the event (21:57). NFDA president, Casey McIlhon, and Fastener Technology International editor, Mike McNulty, assess the uptick of the most recent Fastener Distributor Index reading, during the Fastener News Report (43:07). John Bilton, marketing VP at Utah based distributor THB, Inc. explains how cutting edge ERP technology is helping his company thrive in an uncertain environment, even as some suppliers seem to be adding to the challenge (1:07:31). Also, Carmen Vertullo presents materials every fastener reference shelf must include, on the Fastener Training Minute (1:00:58). Bonus: Link Magazine publishes a rare Venn diagram explaining the hydrogen embrittlement nexus of risk. Brian and Eric reflect on the fragility of life, and consider soaring eagles and skunk seeking canine companions, concluding it's best to have as many of each around as possible. Run time: 01:44:17