MIPIM: 8 of the best innovations from the exhibition floor

A data entry feature unveiled by Microsoft this week has quickly caught the attention of businesses and professionals in the property sector.

Microsoft has unveiled the second iteration of its mixed reality headset, with a renewed focus on helping businesses and professionals at work.

Data insight firm Search Acumen has updated its commercial real estate software to help identify potential risks to a property transaction.

Following a 3-month trial with more than 1,200 people, Ordnance Survey has officially released its geospatial software, that can be used and adapted for surveying utilities, flood risk, infrastructure, land and assets.

Organisations in construction can expect to see productivity gains of up to 15% if they invest in the right technology. Philip Rashleigh of Audacia takes a look at the key reasons for adopting mobile working in the sector.

The photography startup is using recent funding to offer more unique functions, a faster data processing system and higher content output including a new virtual tour format.

Stefan Webb and Nelio Matos of innovation agency, Future Cities Catapult, explore how 3D's deeper significance to future urban wellbeing is yet to be unlocked.

Tech moves fast. Who is keeping up and getting ahead? PlaceTech editor, Paul Unger, names his Most Valuable Players that are progressing the digital transformation of real estate.

Due for completion in 2020, the Nexus International School, located in Aljunied, central Singapore, is bringing tech to education in the form of radio frequency identification for students and staff, Apple TV, cashless card systems and more.