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Global RICS data standards and what this means for the property and tech industry.
Are you interested in the future of data adoption within the property sector?
In this episode, we speak to Andrew Knight from the Tech Partner Programme & Data Standards at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, who takes us through the global RICS data standards, and what it means for the property and tech industry. Andrew is a highly experienced technology specialist with a strong commercial background working for RICS, a global professional body in land, property, construction and infrastructure. He currently leads the programme and adoption of RICS’s data standards, the support of data exchange between service providers, technology companies and end-users of data.
Topics included in this webinar cover the evolution of innovation in the property sector, how the tech industry can be progressed in the real estate market, barriers to data adoption, the need for further digitisation in the industry and how collaboration within the sector could make this happen.
“Working together to assemble these full digital equivalents of assets – proptech firms and other actors need to understand their part in that story and they need to help by assembling this data for customers” - Andrew Knight
Global RICS data standards and what this means for the property and tech industry.
Are you interested in the future of data adoption within the property sector?
In this episode, we speak to Andrew Knight from the Tech Partner Programme & Data Standards at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, who takes us through the global RICS data standards, and what it means for the property and tech industry. Andrew is a highly experienced technology specialist with a strong commercial background working for RICS, a global professional body in land, property, construction and infrastructure. He currently leads the programme and adoption of RICS’s data standards, the support of data exchange between service providers, technology companies and end-users of data.
Topics included in this webinar cover the evolution of innovation in the property sector, how the tech industry can be progressed in the real estate market, barriers to data adoption, the need for further digitisation in the industry and how collaboration within the sector could make this happen.
“Working together to assemble these full digital equivalents of assets – proptech firms and other actors need to understand their part in that story and they need to help by assembling this data for customers” - Andrew Knight