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Imagine living in a city that can monitor almost everything you do in a day, from when you're stopped at a traffic light to when you've left the oven light on for too long. Then imagine that data could be shared with companies or governments in unprecedented ways. That could be the reality awaiting future residents of
Companies are ramping up investments in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. That’s the biggest takeaway from Deloitte’s second “State of the AI in the Enterprise” report, a survey of more than 1,100 IT workers and executives from U.S.-based companies...
CHICAGO—In the midst of several days devoted to analyzing what’s currently happening in the seniors housing industry, more than three thousand attendees at last week’s National Investment Center’s Fall Conference also got a glimpse of the future.
Recent reports that SoftBank may take a majority stake in WeWork has added fuel to the already hot market for startups in the workspace and property tech sectors. One of the more compelling companies that stands to benefit from this trend is New York-based Convene. Started by co-founders Ryan...
A glance skyward, or at the latest newscast, can make it seem like drones are everywhere. Farmers, pizza chains, building surveyors and even Disney are using these aerial vehicles to give flight to innovations that are making life that much easier...
Having the perfect blend of amenities and tenant engagement activities is imperative for commercial real estate owners and operators looking to attract and retain the right tenant mix.
Landlords across the country are teaming up with third-party tenant engagement and amenities providers to help achieve this goal.
WeWork is targeting Japan, with its notoriously harsh work culture, as one of its prime international markets for growth. Naturally, the co-working giant is receiving a helping hand from its backer,
It’s no secret that everyone from small startups to major corporations is jumping on the blockchain trend.
As tech giants like Facebook explore blockchain as a means to reinvent themselves, startups are working on blockchain projects that could displace services like AWS (as with
