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Digitalization Trends in Real Estate Management

In: BIM in Real Estate Operations

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  • Michael May

    (Deutscher Verband für Facility Management (GEFMA))

  • Thomas Bender

    (pit – cup GmbH)

  • Joachim Hohmann

    (Technische Universität Kaiserslautern)

  • Erik Jaspers

    (Planon B.V.)

  • Thomas Kalweit

    (net-haus GmbH)

  • Stefan Koch

    (Axentris Informationssysteme GmbH)

  • Markus Krämer

    (Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin)

  • Michael Marchionini

    (ReCoTech GmbH)

  • Maik Schlundt

    (DKB Service GmbH)

  • Nino Turianskyj

    (LED-Studien GmbH)

Abstract

Digitalization is an important, and in many cases the most important driver of innovation in industry. This also applies to the real estate industry and, in particular, to real estate and facility management (FM). Established technologies such as CAFM work closely with modern digitalization trends such as IoT. In general where it is possible to adopt and use such IT-based technologies, the economic return on investment usually quickly follows. The main reason is these systems reduce time-consuming and error-prone transformation and coordination processes. In this chapter, digitalization trends are presented, which are already important for the real estate and FM industry today, but even more in the future. These include CAFM/IWMS, BIM, Mobile and Cloud Computing, Augmented Reality, Big Data, IoT, AI, Digital Workplce and Simulation and Integration Techniques. The chapter presents the diversity of these technologies and their development potentials.

Suggested Citation

  • Michael May & Thomas Bender & Joachim Hohmann & Erik Jaspers & Thomas Kalweit & Stefan Koch & Markus Krämer & Michael Marchionini & Maik Schlundt & Nino Turianskyj, 2023. "Digitalization Trends in Real Estate Management," Springer Books, in: Michael May & Markus Krämer & Maik Schlundt (ed.), BIM in Real Estate Operations, chapter 0, pages 19-68, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-40830-5_2
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-40830-5_2
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