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How can AI help build a real estate empire? Fortune Magazine article gives one example
Fortune Magazine recently profiled Amherst Holdings, a real-estate firm that showcases how AI can be a major contributor to success.
ReadQ & A with Paladin Realty Partners’ Chief Investment Officer, Randall Loker
We’re proud to work with one of the world’s foremost institutional real estate fund managers, Paladin Realty Partners. The global firm, founded in 1995, has a vast amount of data coming in from up to 100 active projects at any given time, spanning seven countries and multiple partners. They turned to us to help them process the data from their complex business ventures, which resulted in the birth of our recently launched real estate investment solution, The Brain. We sat down with Randall Loker, Chief Investment Officer for the company, to find out more about how our solution has helped their team succeed.
ReadWe talk predictive analytics with CIO.com
We contributed to a recent article on CIO.com about the application of AI. See our thoughts on how businesses can harness the technology to reach new heights in sales and consumer satisfaction
ReadWe Write About the Shortage of Data Scientists for The Next Web
Our founder and principal data scientist, Adam Lichtl, writes on the shortage of data scientists and some steps to consider for solving the issue.
ReadPacific Data Science Launches “The Brain”; Automating Back-Office Workflows for Real Estate and Investment Management Companies
Designed to manage the nuanced lifecycle and automate the complex reporting workflows around real estate investment and development projects.
Read the press releaseAccessing the Predictive Power of AI for Your Business: There’s a Better Way
How can you quickly and effectively deploy the power of artificial intelligence to benefit your business? We have some ideas on how you can uncover the value of this technology, and reduce your risk, through a consultancy model.
ReadBitNewsToday asks “How to become a Data Scientist?” and we weigh in
The shortage of data scientists across the nation is no big secret, so many tech-minded individuals are seeking ways to enter this potentially lucrative career path. BitNewsToday asked how, and we give our answer.
ReadData science skills gap? There’s a solution to the shortage
Harvard Business Review recently named data science as the “sexiest job of the 21st century.” Traditionally, jobs like data science and software engineering have been associated with a lot of things, but being sexy wasn’t generally one of them. So why the shift?
ReadPacific Data Science launches to help businesses harness Machine Learning
Industry experts team up to offer a full-service data science agency model.
Read the press release