The next technology revolution is underway. Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning coupled with more robust and competent devices is driving transformation across industries and workstreams, from small farms in India to huge corporations in the United States. So what kinds of changes are underway and what does AI-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) offer businesses across industries? For a full discussion on this, I’d suggest attending the upcoming IoT in Action event in San Francisco on February 13 (more on that later)

“The commercial real estate sector is undergoing rapid change as a result of disruptive innovations in technology and occupier behaviour, which are confronting conventional wisdom among stakeholders. Different markets and regions will be impacted differently because of varying geography and 

Blockchain is essentially an online ledger that manages recorded transactions. What makes it innovative is that the ledger is distributed, meaning anyone connected to the network has a copy of it. The implications of this in commercial real estate are numerous, from purchasing to leasing to management 

The good times in the commercial real estate industry have continued to roll for more than a few years now, but something new is brewing, according to a . can also expect to see the transformation of occupier behavior, per the Avison Young forecast, leading to greater innovation and performance

HqO today announced it has launched its tenant engagement platform for the most innovative commercial real estate professionals. The team that built VentureApp, a business community platform, is behind HqO. The new name – short for Headquarters Optimized – reflects the digital transformation