James Dearsley
Co-Founder
Unissu
08:30
Welcome coffee
08:50
Opening remarks from the Chair
The tech talk
09:00
Fostering creativity and innovation – how to get from great ideas to real transformation
- Instigating and navigating self-disruption
- Balancing between new tech and continuing support of existing core platforms
- Achieving organizational buy-in to achieve transformation
Carolyn Trickett
Head of Business Technology, Property and Asset Management
JLL
09:25
How PropTech innovations will make tomorrow’s cities even smarter
For smart cities to succeed they’ll need to integrate new connective technologies in existing cities, new master-planned communities and integrated Building technologies. Guess what? Many of those new technologies are being applied right now!
- What are the top PropTech technologies for Smart Cities?
- How can this all be integrated together across an entire city?
Matthew Shultz
City Digital Officer
City of Ipswich & President of the Australian Smart Communities Association
09:50
Innovation through customer understanding
Intent is the holy grail of information, Domain is in the process of unlocking a deep understanding of millions of Australians across highly-valuable life stages.
- Data-driven innovation and the path to personalisation
- How to nurture users through seamless customer journeys
- The process of unifying multiple data sets to power tailored user experience
Jason Chuck
Chief Consumer Officer
Domain
10:15
Panel discussion: exploring uncharted territory - which emerging technologies will have the biggest impact on property in the future?
Technological advances have changed the way we design, buy, sell property and new developments promise even more interactive and exciting experiences. In this panel we'll take a look at some of the technological advances currently leaving their mark on the industry that will bring significant change to the sector. Hear what's in store for property in the not-too-distant future, and how to prepare for it.
Moderator:
James Dearsley
Co-Founder
Unissu
Panellists:
Craig Rodgers
Innovation Lead –Office
Charter Hall
Ben Coorey
Co-Founder & CEO
Archistar
Sarah Bell
Co-founder
Aire Software
Matthew Shultz
City Digital Officer
City of Ipswich & President of the Australian Smart Communities Association
Antony Ceravolo
CEO& Founder
Sine
Lauren Melton
Co-Founder & Director
Groundfloor™ parcel management systems
11:00
Morning break
PropTech in focus
11:30
Case Study: Smart Building, 100 Mount Street, North Sydney
- How is Dexus, a commercial office landlord, applying PropTech?
- What technology is being deployed at Dexus newest development 100 Mount Street opening mid-2019?
- What were the challenges and how were they dealt with?
Alex Fuerschke
Senior Manager
DEXUS
11:55
Preventing data-induced headaches with omnidata intelligence
John Rankin
Managing Director and Chief Operating officer
Skyfii
12:20
Fuelling the future with data
- Why is data becoming so important and how the real estate sector can leverage this to gain competitive advantage
- Why big data is the leading factor in the decision making process
- What is the role of the public sector in real estate data?
- Should all property datasets be freely available?
Nigel Dalton
Chief Inventor
REA Group
12:45
Lunch
13:45
Automation, artificial intelligence and more for marketing 4.0 –B2B and B2C perspectives
- Understanding the power of your data
- How AI can address a customer’s needs and adapt with their changing preferences
- Personalising experiences while protecting privacy
- Continuously adjusting the experience available for the users
Sarah Bell
Co-founder
Aire Software
14:10
PropTech Pitch 2019- 5 PropTechs present their business model to a broad audience of real estate investors, real estate managers, business angels and VC investor.
Moderator:
James Dearsley
Co-Founder
Unissu
Judging Panel:
Chris Rolls
Managing Director
PieLab
Julian Kezelman
Founder, StartBUILD & Program Manager
RealTechX Growth Program at Taronga Ventures
Chris Ball
PropTech Advisor, Stockland Accelerator/ SPV & Head of partnerships
Blue Chilli
Kylie Davis
Head of Policy
REINSW
Isaac Holymard
COO - Australia & Southeast Asia
Second Century Ventures | REach® Accelerator
14:40
Panel discussion: The future of shared economy
The sharing economy, the gig economy or whatever you choose to call it is here to stay. It's reinvented how we see work and how companies employ. In this panel we will discuss its future and impact on our economy, society and work life.
Moderator:
James Dearsley
Co-Founder
Unissu
Panellists:
Marianella Watman
Co-founder, Managing Director
Spacebook
John Preece
Chief Property Officer
Hub Australia
Emma Hendry
CEO
Hendry
Quirin Schwaighofer
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
MadeComfy
15:10
Afternoon break
15:40
Enabling wellbeing in workplaces and enhancing tenant experience with Emotional Technology
This session will explore an upcoming wave of technology that may well radically change how we analyse employee needs and preferences for workplaces.
- Workplace experience & wellbeing now and in the future
- Emotional technology in the workplace
- The potential impact of Emotional Technology on our state of privacy
Tica Hessing
Human Geographer and Tenant Advisor
Cushman and Wakefield
16:00
The future of development
- Using parametric Architecture, AI and big data to rapidly acquire development sites
- New ways of analysing site feasibility
- Connecting property data and design and construction data
Ben Coorey
Co-Founder
Archistar
16:20
Improving productivity and safety with BLEAT and IoT
- Using Bluetooth low energy active sensors in your building
- The impact on the new construction ecosystem
- Beyond the site, exploring other use cases
Matthew Barbuto
Co-founder
Ynomia
16:40
Blockchain and smart contracts for construction
- Simplifying the complexity – the need for change
- Enabling trust through transparency & greater supply chain management
- Optimisation of project management administration
- Reducing the cost friction between parties through greater payment security
Alan McNamara
Founder & Director
iContract.ai
17:00
Proptech Pitch winner announced and closing remarks of the Chair
17:10
End of day two and end of the conference