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Paul Ricci

CPA, Partner, Technology+ National Leader

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Protecting Privacy in Digital Spaces

What does data privacy mean today? Mobile connectivity and social media can provide rich insights into just about anyone’s personal life. As social listening and IoT proliferate, B2C businesses are investing in data analytics that can improve the customer experience. It’s no different in commercial real estate. CRE companies are using analytics to tap into intimate information about how we live, work, and play. As CRE begins to parse data to deliver the experiences that space occupiers demand, they will need to protect the personal information collected throughout the course of business. That will require a renewed commitment to data privacy. 

 

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Data, analytics, and connectivity: The ethics of privacy in digital spaces

Business leaders will need to carefully balance tapping into intimate information about how we live, work, and play while ensuring that personal privacy is protected.

3/1/2020 | Paul Ricci

REAL ESTATE: Effective data privacy: Improving customer trust in the COVID-19 era

6/29/2020

Read about new cybersecurity and data privacy risks that commercial real estate firms face as they introduce technologies to facilitate reopening and remote work.

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How owners are implementing cybersecurity

Watch DisruptCRE's Inside CRE Tech series with CIO Tama Huang to hear how owners are implementing cybersecurity.

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Putting People First: Disruptive technology in CRE and beyond

The accelerated connectivity between people, machines, buildings, and businesses continues to disrupt the commercial real estate (CRE) industry, because people increasingly demand more integrated, enriching environments.

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Commercial real estate: Digital and human experiences

Living in a bubble of digital convenience can drive a wedge between people and their community. Individuals are isolated, community is lost, and life becomes a little less human each day. It doesn’t have to be that way. Some CRE firms are putting people first by creating shared communities in office, retail, and entertainment facilities based on analytic insights into how occupiers live, work, and play. Data-driven knowledge enables companies to reshape their properties in ways that humanize technology while meeting tenant—and ultimately human—needs.

10/1/2019

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