Who Should Attend

For many years, the idea of building automation was segmented and dealt specifically with building engineers. With the introduction of IP based, interoperable systems, the discussion has taken on a much broader perspective. For buildings to take full advantage of the new technologies it is critical to span the multitude of organizations that own and manage buildings as well as the interdepartmental boundaries within those organization and invite a broad cross-section of individuals. The following represents who should attend Realcomm | IBcon:

Real Estate Types

Industrial
Office
Multifamily
Retail
Corporate (all classes)
Hospitality
Mixed Use
Higher Education
Senior Living

Real Estate Sectors

Appraisal
Architecture & Design
Asset & Portfolio Management
CRE Technology Consulting
Construction and Development
Facilities Management
General Contracting
Investment & Fund Management
Property Management

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS)
Transportation
Venture Capital
Urban Planning

Organizational Types

RE Owners / Developers / Investors
Urban Planning Firms
Corporate Occupiers
Technology Solution Providers
Design/Architecture Companies
MEP Firms
Specifying Engineers
Construction Companies
Consulting Companies
CRE Service Providers
System & Master System Integrators
Manufacturers
Venture & Investment Capital Firms
Commercial Real Estate Associations
Research Organizations
ICT & Telecommunications
Government Agencies
Media Organizations
Energy Companies

Job Functions

CEO
COO/CAO/CFO
CIO/CTO/CDO
CISO
Advisory Services
Asset Managers
Executive Leadership
Operations Executives
Data Analysts & Scientists
Technology Solution Providers
Cybersecurity Executives
Property Management
Portfolio Managers
Facilities & Building Engineering
Corporate Real Estate
R&D & Innovation Executives
Workplace Strategy & Design
Investment & Fund Managers
Information Technology
Industry & Sector Analysts

Energy/Sustainability Executives
Operational Technology Executives
Digital Marketing
Leasing
Architects