The Top 15 Technology Trends Impacting the Built Environment
Today’s technology is moving faster than ever before. The speed and exponential growth of artificial intelligence is just one example of how fast things are changing.
With the hundreds, if not thousands, of processes involved in designing, building, leasing, managing, transacting and using buildings, technology and innovation are the most important elements of the business strategy to maximize efficiency and improve the occupant experience. Fully understanding and prioritizing technology projects is critical to success.
What are the truly relevant trends? Where should a company focus resources? What are the highest priorities? Which solutions offer the highest return on investment? Which solutions are simply fads – or worse – just hype?
To create order in the chaos, Realcomm conducts an annual survey involving hundreds of market leaders and visionaries. This survey of commercial and corporate real estate technology end-users (and the technology providers that serve these markets) generates enlightening data on the state of the industry and executives’ top concerns, especially when considering shifting global market dynamics.
Gleaning insight from this abundant information source yields these top trends for 2024:
- SMART, CONNECTED BUILDINGS are pivotal to operational efficiency, safety and enhanced occupant experiences
With CRE markets facing major challenges, aligning TECHNOLOGY strategies with BUSINESS goals is crucial
Going beyond the general promise of ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE and identifying specific, beneficial use cases is essential
The heart of a real estate organization, the ENTERPRISE platform, continues to evolve and improve
Utilizing a comprehensive DATA strategy is the foundation for an efficient and effective organizations
Given the current state of office buildings, assessing the FUTURE OF WORK, hybrid, flex and immersive is critical
Because buildings use more than 40% of global energy, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY is crucial to achieving carbon reduction goals
Keeping enterprise systems and operational technology safe from CYBER threats is increasingly a top priority
Budgets are under scrutiny, so maintaining and expanding TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION is the key to staying competitive
Finding, training and maintaining an effective technology WORKFORCE remains a foremost focus
Seamless connectivity in buildings requires a comprehensive IN-BUILDING WIRELESS strategy
Buildings are evolving: a digital, engaging, immersive, safe, and convenient OCCUPANT EXPERIENCE is the future
Integration of physical and digital RETAIL experience brings new challenges and opportunities
With the PROPTECH hype cycle over, integrating legitimate new technology into the ecosystem is key
New REGULATORY COMPLIANCE demands increased attention
All the 15 major technology trends impacting the built environment in 2024 will be front and center at the Realcomm | IBcon conference on June 20-21 at the Tampa Convention Center. Whether you are making just one technology decision for your real estate organization or developing a full strategy, this is the one conference you will not want to miss! Register today!
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