This week, Realcomm Live welcomes two veterans in the intelligent building space: Tom Shircliff, co-founder of Intelligent Buildings and chair of the IBcon Intelligent Building Boot Camp, and Boot Camp alumnus, John Hester, owner and chief consultant with Hester Consulting. Hester was a major influence on the development of WarnerMedia’s new HQ at 30 Hudson Yards in New York City. They share their experience and perspective on designing, developing and operating smart and healthy buildings and give us a sneak peek into what this year’s Boot Camp will cover.

When evaluating ‘back end’ automation opportunities there are many options for increased efficiency and enhanced business insight through data integration, normalization and interaction. This session addresses the best opportunities for automating ‘back end’ processes such as leasing, AP/AR, budgeting and forecasting, document management and others.

This week, Realcomm Live welcomed our 2022 Smart Building Integrator Summit (SBIS) co-chairs Scott Cochrane, Cochrane Supply and Craig Stevenson, AUROS Group. They discuss the important role of the systems integrator in the smart building conversation, the growing need for converged networks in buildings, and the value of adding sustainability goals to the onboarding process.

There are multiple investment management enterprise solutions on the market but picking the right set for your organization can be a challenging endeavor. This session features commercial real estate industry experts discussing their vendor selection process, the scope of their implementation, subsequent integrations, and their technology roadmap.

This week, Realcomm Live welcomes the 2022 Advisory Council co-chairs for IBcon, the Smart, Connected, High-Performance, Intelligent Buildings conference: Kathy Farrington, Google; Thano Lambrinos, QuadReal; and Victor Sanchez, LinkedIn. These three are visionary leaders on global strategy for smart buildings and campuses. They explore projects under development in their organizations, the hybrid work environment, and where they see the industry going in the next 12-18 months.

Building owners and tenants are looking to comprehensive digital solutions, IoT and sensors in particular, to efficiently operate a healthy, safe and sustainable building that is well positioned to thrive in this experience economy. This session examines the traditional way that sensors have been used and discusses the future benefits as well as the possible liabilities of a fully sensored work environment.

This week, Realcomm Live welcomes 2022 Realcomm Advisory Council co-chairs Jesse Carrillo, Chief Innovation Officer, Howard Hughes Corp., Cecilia Li, CIO, Urban Edge Properties and Jeremy Poteet, CIO, JBG Smith, who discuss top-of-mind issues facing the industry, including return to work challenges, cyber, ESG, emerging technologies, improving the user/customer experience, and advice to new commercial real estate IT and innovation leaders.

Bringing commercial real estate transaction processes together in an integrated enterprise is a daunting task. Single stack, best of breed, open APIs, and data warehouses are just a few of the technology decisions that require exploring. This session debates what a modern real estate digital enterprise architecture should look like and how to get started on the right foot.

This week, Realcomm Live welcomes Jessi Blakley, VP, Communications at Tavistock Development, and Rahul Bammi, Chief Business Officer at View, who explore some of the many cutting-edge innovations that make Lake Nona a “Living Lab” and future-facing community built on sustainability, healthy living and integrated technology.