According to Yulia Yaani, the Forbes Councils Member and the CEO of RealAtom, Cherre is one of the PropTech trends that can propel the CRE forward in 2020.
With the evolution of nascent technologies CRE starting to catch up to its more nimble cousin, residential real estate. In her opinion, we can expect better communication, more automation and deeper insights.
“A few other companies to watch in this space are Cherre and Skyline.ai. Both are using machine learning to create predictable analytics that forecast market trends and opportunities.”
says Yulia in her post “2020: Three Trends In PropTech That Can Propel CRE Forward”
Artificial intelligence and machine learning will be one of three “next things” to watch after. Since every industry faces the challenge of growing complexity and an increasing reliance on decisions making processes, the capacity of humans to do this unassisted is questioned. Cherre, that uses machine learning to forecast market trends and opportunities, is the company to watch for.
You’re barraged by real estate data sales pitches every day. Buzzwords like AI, Moneyball, or Bring-Your-Own-Data Visualization layers. But you rarely hear about implementations that drive ROI. That’s because most sales pitches are bullsh*t.
“The World As a Service: A peek into the future technology is creating.”
You won’t want to miss James Whittaker’s keynote at the inaugural Cherre Data Summit on May 19 in NYC: “The World As a Service: A peek into the future technology is creating.”
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