What Are Real Estate Executives’ Attitudes To Real Estate, Energy & Facilities Optimization Tech?

Published 26 December 2017 by Sebastian Winter &
Corporate Real Estate Management Smart Buildings Smart Buildings Market Insight

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Executive Summary

This report helps strategy executives to understand real estate executives’ attitudes to real estate, energy and facility optimization technologies. It also helps vendors to see the differences in attitude towards the adoption of technologies between regions and sectors. This report uses responses of real estate executives in this year’s survey on real estate budgets, priorities & tech preferences (see Verdantix Global Real Estate, Energy & Facilities 2017: Budgets, Priorities & Tech Preferences). The responses included self-identified attitudes to implementation of technology, the sectors and regions of the respondents’ firms and the technologies that they are currently considering implementing.

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What Are Real Estate Executives’ Attitudes To Real Estate, Energy & Facilities Optimization Tech?
Attitudes To Tech Adoption Are Not Uniform Across Regions Or Sectors Proactivity Of Real Estate Executives Is A Strong Indicator Of Technology Interests

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Figure 1. Building Technology Interest By Region
Figure 2. Building Technology Interest By Industry Sector
Figure 3. Bias In Interest In Selected Technologies Between Proactive And Passive Executives

About the author

Sebastian Winter

Industry Analyst
Sebastian is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence practice. His research agenda covers digital twins for industrial facilities, asset management software, and connected worker platforms. Sebastian also delivers market strategy, voice of the customer, thought leadership, CDD, and digital strategy advisory pieces. Prior to joining Verdantix, Sebastian worked for Trucost, a division of S&P Global, and held positions in China, Brunei and Kenya. Sebastian holds an MSc Environmental Technology from Imperial College London.

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