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With the plummeting cost of sensor technology and the proliferation of analytics platforms to convert data into usable insights, real estate owners and operators are deploying solutions to monitor all sorts of outputs from their tenants and building systems.
Often, IoT deployments are targeted towards solving s...
In the past 14 months, overall engagement for restaurant chain TGI Fridays has grown more than 500 percent, says Sherif Mityas, the company’s chief experience officer. And with personalized outreach, they’ve doubled online business in the last year, to the tune of millions of dollars.
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Banks have been scurrying to get with the digital age – creating apps that allow friends and family to send each other money in milliseconds and deposit checks remotely.
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The next chapter in global last-mile delivery is making warehouses “smart,” but intelligence doesn’t come cheap. China is the largest e-commerce market in the world, and its online retailers are beginning to utilize smart technology to gain a competitive advantage.
Zillow, the publicly traded real estate portal and lead generation service, has acquired Mortgage Lenders of America. This is Zillow’s first move into originating mortgages. Until now, the company’s focus in this space was on providing home buyers with quotes from a variety of third-party lenders...
(Reuters) - The United States is being outspent by China in the race to build the next generation of wireless communication, known as 5G, and it risks losing out on the potential economic benefits, according to a report by consultants Deloitte published on Tuesday.
Robots butlers, keyless entry and virtual reality-enhanced room bookings: Hotel guests are increasingly being greeted by these once futuristic tech features around the world.
But hotels in Asia have been upping the ante, with a younger hospitality industry – and many guests in their 20s and 30s – quickly taking to new innovations...
Have you ever wondered why schoolchildren are allotted a particular chunk of each day to run and play outside? It turns out a trip across the monkey bars or a spirited game of four square can successfully boost kids’ concentration, creativity, and contentment.
Is it possible to replicate this result in real life, when most of us spend our days sitting at desks or in conference rooms? That’s...