Digital infrastructure is now a critical factor influencing property performance, impacting turnover, service complaints, and tenant satisfaction. Many financing models fail to recognize this, leading to missed opportunities. Owners must consolidate and secure their infrastructure to realize potential value creation through energy savings, reduced insurance premiums, and monetizable managed Wi-Fi. Data generated from properties is rich and essential, yet it is often captured by third-party vendors, leaving owners in the dark and unable to optimize their operations. This oversight undermines operational transparency, flexibility, and efficiency, highlighting the importance of direct ownership of digital assets.
Connectivity and digital amenities are no longer perks; they have become baseline expectations that directly impact turnover, service complaints, and satisfaction scores. Digital infrastructure substantially influences property performance, but many financing models still overlook its importance.
An outdated or fragmented digital infrastructure limits the potential for property value enhancement. Consolidating and securing digital assets allows for new financial opportunities like energy savings, reduced insurance premiums, and monetizable managed Wi-Fi.
Data flowing through buildings can be a substantial value driver. Currently, property owners often lack visibility and control over this data because it is typically collected by third-party vendors.
Outsourcing data collection to third-party vendors means assets are beyond owners' control, creating significant implications for operational transparency, flexibility, and efficiency.
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