Meeting Also Set to Discuss Next Generation of Standards to Streamline Industry
RESO heads to Denver for its 2018 Spring Tech Summit from April 24–26 at the pop-themed Curtis Hotel. More than 250 real estate technology leaders from real estate brokerages, Multiple Listing Services (MLSs) and technology firms will meet to discuss the impact of data standards on the real estate industry and the next generation of data standards that will continue to streamline real estate transactions.
“This year’s RESO Tech Summit is packed with case studies presented by companies who have demonstrated that RESO data standards are helping improve our industry and the bottom line for real estate brokerages and software developers in precise, measurable dollars,” said Jeremy Crawford, CEO of RESO. RESO is an independent nonprofit with more than 750 active members, including the National Association of REALTORS®, MLSs, real estate associations, brokerages and industry technology providers.
Case studies will cover:
- The implementation of RESO’s Unique Organization Identifier (UOI) with representatives from Homes.com, ShowingTime and T3 Sixty discussing its benefits
- How TRIBUS migrated to the RESO Data Dictionary, which reinvigorated its IDX platform and underlying product
- A look at the real-world implementation of RESO’s Universal Property Identification (UPI) by Austin Brokerage Jovio
- A discussion on the real-world implementation of RESO Data Dictionary standards through different paths, including leaders from the California Regional MLS (CRMLS) and PrimeMLS (fka New England Real Estate Network).
Highlights also will include presentations by the winners of RESO’s Innovation Competition who will showcase their breakthrough ideas built atop standardized RESO data provided by the Austin Board of REALTORS®, CoreLogic and RESO.
Among the hot topics that will be covered include “The Dark Side of AI, Machine Learning and Neural Networks” by industry consultant Eric Byrn, and “From Meandered to Standard – Adventures in Gradual RETS Adoption,” by L.D. Salmanson, CEO, Cherre.
