16 Experts Featured in Realcomm EDGE Magazine: Wells Fargo, Boxer Property, Georgia Tech, Oxford Properties and More
The COVID-19 crisis created an unprecedented disruption in workplace models, procedures and locations. Building owners have responded with remote-work technologies and processes in preparation for a future where working from home is more commonplace. Those reopening office space are implementing new health-safety measures to monitor employee, visitor and customer wellbeing.
The August 2020 issue of Realcomm EDGE magazine features 16 industry authors covering topics from COVID-19 strategy and response to intelligent buildings, cybersecurity, augmented reality and other transformational tech.
Cover Story
Effective Data Privacy: Improving Customer Trust in the COVID-19 Era
CohnReznick Principal, Cybersecurity and Privacy National Leader Shahryar Shaghaghi examines how building owners are responding to the pandemic, implementing remote-work technologies and preparing for a future where WFH will be commonplace.
Inside this issue
- Changi Airport: Singapore's Destination Location Within A Smart City
- Deploying a Smart Building Program During COVID-19
- Managing Buildings in the New Normal: Technology Plays Critical Role
- Privacy in Buildings: Is China Technology Showing Us the Future?
- Cloud Architecture Matters: Are You Future-Proof Ready?
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