Joining us for this episode of "The Good. The Bad. The PropTech." is Shreya Sheth, a Director of Investment Management at PATRIZIA!

During their conversation, Shreya and Freddie cover a multitude of topics. They discuss playbook approaches and the need for flexibility and scalability, the shift towards data value rather than data volume, how the changing attitudes towards AI may be impacting how investors approach PropTech, and the implications that cybersecurity risks have on the future of the industry.

With over a decade of experience in the realm of PropTech, Shreya offers valuable insight into the industry through the lens of property investment and management. Her experience spans her shift from the financial side of tech, to the real estate side of tech, equipping her with a range of knowledge for PropTech implementation and usefulness. She joined PATRIZIA in 2021 - a leading pan-European real estate investment manager which handles assets of over €55 billion, and continually upholds their commitment to building smarter communities and sustainable futures.

Whether you're an investor, founder, or simply curious about the future PropTech in the realm of real estate investment, this episode offers grounded insights and fresh perspectives on where the industry is headed.

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Joining us for the premiere episode of "The Good. The Bad. The PropTech." is Russ Dobson, COO of Node!

Across the conversation, Russ and Freddie discuss the importance of connectivity and reliable digital infrastructures, the need for better education and awareness of these topics, and the industry solutions offered by Node.

Node are not another internet service provider company, and that’s the point. They have been on a journey over the last few years and adapted their model to meet the changing needs of buildings and their connectivity infrastructure and flexibility. They are not about offering a free service and then collecting margin downstream. They are about the backbone connectivity that speeds up the letting process.

Russ also provides useful insights and explanations into elements such as what a converged network is for a building, and why these could be an essential element to smart buildings and centralised cyber security.

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