Discussions in Paris highlighted a clear shift: the challenge is no longer access to data, but turning it into reliable, actionable insight.
Last week, imoGate attended the Fidji Institute Real IT event in Paris, bringing together professionals from across the real estate ecosystem to exchange on technology and data.
One message stood out throughout the discussions: data is no longer a support function: it is becoming a strategic lever.
In today’s environment, real estate investment teams are not lacking data. What remains challenging is turning that data into clear, consistent, and actionable insight. Across conversations, two recurring issues emerged: fragmented data spread across multiple tools and stakeholders, and the difficulty of transforming raw numbers into reliable information for decision-making.
In practice, the impact is immediate. When data is not properly structured and connected, decision-making slows down, and confidence in outputs decreases.
This is where the role of technology is evolving. Rather than adding complexity, it should enable a unified and trusted data foundation, one that teams can rely on to manage portfolios more effectively.
The strong focus on collective intelligence around real estate data throughout the event reflects a broader shift within the industry—toward more integrated and data-driven approaches.
We would like to thank Céline Buchart, Laurent Ternisien, and Eric Bouvier for organizing this insightful event.
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