Connected Real Estate Technology - What’s Changed?
Neal Gemassmer, VP of International for Yardi delves into Yardi’s observations of how real estate technology adoption has evolved over the past 12 months. With an optimistic perspective, Neal talks about the increased demand for delivering streamlined online transactions, the need to leveraging machine learning and AI and also emphasises the increased importance of ‘clean data.’
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