Property companies must embrace blockchain and understand that it represents a profound shift from current technology systems, according to panellists at the International Blockchain Real Estate Association's conference in New York. The conference, which was held on Tuesday and Wednesday, focused on real estate technology, including how blockchains can be used for property management and other business applications. I look forward to next years conference and seeing the progress we have made. The conference also covered the issue of data privacy, with Marcus Rayner, Colliers International's vice-chairman in New York, calling on blockchain leaders to promote the benefits of open data, and other commentators emphasising the importance of accurate data for blockchain's potential to be realised.
Property companies must embrace blockchain and understand that it represents a profound shift from current technology systems, according to panellists at the International Blockchain Real Estate Association's conference in New York. The conference, which was held on Tuesday and Wednesday, focused on real estate technology, including how blockchains can be used for property management and other business applications. The conference also covered the issue of data privacy, with Marcus Rayner, Colliers International's vice-chairman in New York, calling on blockchain leaders to promote the benefits of open data, and other commentators emphasising the importance of accurate data for blockchain's potential to be realised.