Property
Four Pillars of Data
Identity
Identity technology strategically enables the capture of digital data to produce tangible improvements in build, operation and management independent of emerging technologies while protecting data and improving property valuations.
Data
PropData emerges during early design stages. It matures through build, operations and improvements managed by its ecosystem. Service providers and routine operations are primary sources of data and generating value.
Ownership
Property data is the proprietary asset of its owner. Identity management and access control provide security for the most confidential data assuring accessibility to authorized users and portability to technologies.
Ecosystems
Property operates on a complex framework of fragmented service provider ecosystems across diverse industries. The obligations of service providers often survive changes in ownership and management.
Operational Autonomy
The absence of integrated technology is the foremost quoted barrier to PropTech Adoption. Independent Identity Infrastructures offers an agnostic approach to solving challenges facing the property industry and developers.
Digital identity facilitates two primary objectives: improve property ecosystems operating efficiency and establish clear ownership with administration of property data.
A Property Identity Framework is the first step to an integrated technology environment designed to produce measurable user efficiencies across all build, operation and management ecosystems.
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CaPSCi objectives include:
- Enable Simple Independent Data Storage
- Secure Data Ownership & Administration
- Assure Data Portability & Accessibility
- Enable Strategic Data Exchange
- Authenticate Service Provider Data
- Dynamically Connect Property Stakeholders
- Seamlessly Transition Data between Owners and Management
- Identify CaPSCi in service provider ecosystem[s]
- Bind Service Providers to Building Systems and Equipment
- Bind Service Providers to Performance Requirements
- Improve User Process & Procedures between Service Providers
- Produce Measurable Improvements to User Efficiency
- Limit Owners/Market Exposure to CAM & Technology Expenses
- Independent & Rapid Development by Industry
- Facilitate Mass Adoption with Minimum Risks to Users
Digital identities offer seamless transparent integration of process and procedures between users and technologies to autonomously execute routine daily tasks that consume 20% to 40% of service provider workloads.