What does COVID-19 mean for PropTech?

What does COVID-19 mean for PropTech?
Joel RobinsonAugust 27, 2020

COVID-19 has created major challenges for building owners and landlords, with remote working suddenly ubiquitous.

Good use of innovative PropTech can help get people back into commercial buildings, by making them great places to work, making them safer and reducing costs for owners and operators.

Attendees at the PropTech Summit 2020 will hear the brightest minds discussing how to solve today’s most pressing business challenges, with COVID-19 featuring heavily as a driver for change.

Keep up to date and ensure your business practice is relevant to today’s conditions by hearing how:

  • Dexus are adapting to the way office space will be consumed in a post COVID world (Mark Hansen, Chief Information Officer, Dexus)
  • Operational data supports improves the safety, comfort of Scentre Group’s shopping centres (Varun Nair, Head of Facilities Management, and Phillip Yang, Head of Centre Technology, Scentre Group)
  • Smart building technology investments pay for themselves by delivering energy savings, maintenance efficiencies and increased tenant experiences (Sven Sylvester, Corporate Innovation Lead | Investment Director, Taronga Group)
  • Implementing PropTech impacts the bottom line (Suzette Lamont, Regional Director, Client Solutions, CBRE Asia Pacific and Leah Ong, Director of Real Estate, Volvo)


Some of these changes will be specific to the current crisis, but others are here to stay. Tomorrow’s clients are going to demand more than ever from the spaces they live, work and shop in. Technology has moved from a nice value-add to an essential. 

The full speaker list is available here.

To see the agenda, click here.

To book online, click here, or email, click here.


 

 

Joel Robinson

Joel Robinson is a property journalist based in Sydney. Joel has been writing about the residential real estate market for the last five years, specializing in market trends and the economics and finance behind buying and selling real estate.

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