CRE Embracing Technology at CoreNet

CoreNet Global Chicago's annual technology luncheon last week revealed that CRE may no longer be the last to the party when it comes to gizmos and gadgets. Based on (highly scientific) real-time polls taken during the event, the CRE community ranks "virtual working will become a bigger part of business" as the largest anticipated change in tech over the next 5-10 years, over "improved devices and connectivity." (Sigh, will Internet access on the subway happen in our lifetime?) Speakers, pictured left to right: CFI strategic accounts executive Robin Ellerthorpe, C&W and Wellpoint director Sidney Eli, and Business Integration Group senior managing director Simon Davis.

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