The logistics real estate company Prologis is continuing to expand its services beyond selling and leasing warehouses, announcing that it has extended its partnership with Fulfillment IQ, a logistics technology and consulting firm, to offer services that help supply chain businesses adopt AI and accelerate automation.
According to Prologis, the partnership addresses two of the most pressing challenges facing logistics leaders today: how to implement AI in warehouse operations and how to adopt automation as a driver of enterprise growth.
The arrangement builds on Prologis previous investment in Atlanta-based Fulfillment IQ.
Terms of that deal were not disclosed, but it was made through the firm’s Prologis Ventures investment arm, and was intended to support the development of purpose-built technology solutions for warehouse operations, supply chain optimization, and automation advisory services.
Building that new automation creates value for both users and owners, and as logistics buildings become more technology-enabled, it increasingly shapes how space is used, how energy is managed, and how lease terms are negotiated. It also offers a solution to logistics executives who are navigating cost pressure, rising customer expectations, changing geopolitical climate, and board level demand for AI strategies that deliver results.
To reach those goals, the partners say the tie-up combines Fulfillment IQ’s domain expertise with Prologis’ global scale—a 1.3 billion square foot portfolio across 20 countries and 6,500 customers.
“The next generation of logistics technology won’t be built by software companies looking in from the outside; it will be built by teams who have spent years solving problems inside the warehouse,” Ninaad Acharya, CEO of Fulfillment IQ, said in a July 21 release. “This partnership with Prologis gives us the scale and reach to turn that conviction into products that transform how the industry operates.”
