Organizations manage their portfolios
with a mix of systems and point solutions
that may or may not talk to each other
Today’s real technology ecosystem is overly complex, expensive to maintain, often not smoothly integrated, and ever-expanding … and often falls short of meeting many of the needs of the organization.
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The current real estate technology landscape
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Individual work
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Virtual collaboration
Remote work
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Reservation and utilization systems
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Spatial planning and move management
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Predictive occupancy
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Personnel provisioning
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Digital signage
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Visitor management
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Integrated lighting
Workplace technologies
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LIDAR
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Three-dimensional computer aided design
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Multi-dimensional Building Information modeling (BIM)
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Open Street Map
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ESRI data
Building spatial documentation
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Portfolio management
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Transaction management
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Integrated workplace management
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Lease administration and accounting
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Portfolio Information Modeling (PIM)
Real estate
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Program management systems
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Construction and risk management tools
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Cost management and audit tools
Capital projects
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Contact tracing, testing
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Building security
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Thermal screening
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Safety informed occupancy planning
Health and safety
social and corporate
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Capital planning
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Environmental,
governance
Financial
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AI systems
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Building simulation
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Building sensors (physical
and virtual)
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Integrated Wi-Fi - mesh
networks
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Procurement systems
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Blockchain
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Machine Learning
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IoT/IIoT enablement
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Robotic Process
Automation (RPA)
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Smart Buildings
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Digital Twin
General technologies
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Environmental modeling
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Energy management
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Asset management
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Vendor management
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Digital Twin
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Work order systems
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Inventory management
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Building automation
Facilities management