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OK, so I didn’t attend MIT, but I had the good fortune to learn about innovation in buildings from MIT’s top professors at the MIT World Real Estate Forum. The two-day real estate conference was filled with the brightest minds from academia and the technology world in a gathering focused on the power of technology to transform the built environm...
Global retail technology spending will near $203.6 billion in 2019, according to new research conducted by Tech., an Oct 2–3 event in London focused on prospering in the new retail age. The surge—an anticipated 3.6% leap from 2018—comes as owners of physical stores strive to add an advanced digital dimension to offline shopping, among other priorities. The need to engage customers in new way...
A new technology company is promising to ease the renewal of licenses and certifications. Certa is a software company that automates the compliance for licenses and certifications with strict regulations. As a result, the program can prevent fines and suspensions as a result of compliance issues. While the company can be used by all professional organization, the certification and...
Apple unveiled a range of India-specific features in iOS 13 at WWDC this week as it begins to adapt its software for the world’s second largest internet market. But if you want to see how far an international service can be customized for the Indian market, look to Google Maps.
The app, wh...
Speaking at The Real Deal‘s 12th annual New York Showcase, MetaProp co-founder Zach Aarons said many prop-tech startups make it to the Series B funding stage because they’ve demonstrated they can raise gobs of money i...
Telecom companies are racing to roll out 5G networks across the world, kickstarting a new generation of internet connectivity that will supercharge businesses from retail to automobiles.
While 5G is expected to be rolled out gradually over the next few years, there’s already one place to look for an example of things to come: South Korea. Seoul became the first city in the wo...
SAN FRANCISCO—Co-working has, of course, changed the global landscape of commercial real estate. The sector has grown significantly during the past few years, especially in major tech cities such as San Francisco, according to a recent co-working report by Cushman & Wakefield.
“Co-working ope...
Growing student loans, housing affordability concerns and rising construction expenses birthed a new asset class known as co-living over the past five years. As that sector grows rapidly in an attempt to give younger professionals higher-end living at lower rents, institutional players are expected to take notice soon.
Co-working giant WeWork has rolled out a brand new variety of startup support program in Sydney, launching its WeWork Labs offering in Australia for the first time.
Running in more than 57 WeWork locations across the world, Labs is a unique take on a startup incubator or accelerator, providing light-touch support for companies in the co-working space through workshops, events, mentoring and inv...