Data Ownership

Digital Property Data Ecosystems

Proprietary Data

It’s common for property owners, investors, developers and AEC professionals to treat asset and business information as proprietary assets. However isolation creates a gap in the utility of information by users and technologies.

Fragmentation, diversity and distribution of industry data as illustrated highlights challenges within an immediate property ecosystem.

However, Management, Tenant and Service Provider processes branch into additional sequences of tasks involving build, operation and supply chains leading further into banking, finance and insurance segments where deliverables have direct relationships with the property and its service providers.

Property industry data diversity and distribution
Fragmentation, diversity and distribution of industry data as illustrated highlights challenges within an immediate property ecosystem.

However, Management, Tenant and Service Provider processes branch into additional sequences of tasks involving build, operation and supply chains leading further into banking, finance and insurance segments where deliverables have direct relationships with the property and its service providers.

AI & Data Connectivity

Property technologies offer in-the-box features for specific users but property deliverables often require the contributions of several stakeholders with diverse subject matter expertise.

Technology platforms that integrate processes flowing in and out of their immediate application environment can achieve substantial and sustainable improvements to property operation and industrywide user efficiency.

Diverse property industry data use-cases
Markets and technology must recognize the role and value data plays in the development of technologies and AI capable of communicating within immediate industry segments and across sectors.

Property and industry data are critical components in the digital transformation of the real estate industry. AEC, management and other service providers also possess AI data critical to the data driven technology landscape of their respective industries.

Property technologies offer in-the-box features for specific users but property deliverables often require the contributions of several stakeholders with diverse subject matter expertise.

Technology platforms that integrate processes flowing in and out of their immediate application environment can achieve substantial and sustainable improvements to property operation and industrywide user efficiency.

Markets and technology must recognize the role and value data plays in the development of technologies and AI capable of communicating within immediate industry segments and across sectors.

Property and industry data are critical components in the digital transformation of the real estate industry. AEC, management and other service providers also possess AI data critical to the data driven technology landscape of their respective industries.

Data Value & Risk

The important question today is who owns, accesses or uses property data and how?

Data is a valuable asset and the use of PropTech can unwittingly expose proprietary property and management data to outsiders.

Property owners, industry and service providers should consider all information as intellectual property. These details represent the data libraries emerging AI technologies will use to improve user and operational efficiency.

SLACi data APIs convert this private data into enterprise grade AI data libraries with secure access and exchange between diverse users and fragmented technologies.

The important question today is who owns, accesses or uses property data and how?

Data is a valuable asset and the use of PropTech can unwittingly expose proprietary property and management data to outsiders.

property data Isolated use-case
Data APIs and access control improve physical asset valuations
Data APIs and access control
improve physical asset valuations

Property owners, industry and service providers should consider all information as intellectual property. These details represent the data libraries emerging AI technologies will use to improve user and operational efficiency.

SLACi data APIs convert this private data into enterprise grade AI data libraries with secure access and exchange between diverse users and fragmented technologies.

Property Data Ecosystem

SLACi digital identity access management (dIAM) solutions offer a ubiquitous infrastructure to secure property and real estate industry data.
SLACi ubiquitous data use-case environment
Data APIs allow property owners and management, industry and supply chain organizations deploy private data as enterprise-grade AI data libraries.

Access management AI autonomously authenticates access and exchange between independent organizations, diverse users, fragmented technologies and private data sources distributed throughout the real estate industry.

SLACi digital identity access management (dIAM) solutions offer a ubiquitous infrastructure to secure property and real estate industry data.

Data APIs allow property owners and management, industry and supply chain organizations deploy private data as enterprise-grade AI data libraries.

Access management AI autonomously authenticates access and exchange between independent organizations, diverse users, fragmented technologies and private data sources distributed throughout the real estate industry.

Retained Value

CaPSCi – SLACi recognizes the physical asset as sovereign authority of digital asset data stored in the cloud under the oversight of current ownership. Data storage accounts and/or contents of the property AI data library transfer to new ownership upon sale or exchange of the asset.

Independent autonomous transfer of property information model (PIM) cloud storage assures smooth transitions and business continuity between owners and service providers during changes and exchanges.
SLACi: data portability environment with data market value
Independent autonomous transfer of property information model (PIM) cloud storage assures smooth transitions and business continuity between owners and service providers during changes and exchanges.