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MARKETING & TECHNOLOGY PANEL Moderator: Dan Spiegel, Executive Vice President | U.S. Operations Agenda State of CRE & Technology Technology Tools You Can Use Sales Enablement with Google Earth Project Management Managing the


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MARKETING & TECHNOLOGY PANEL

Moderator: Dan Spiegel, Executive Vice President | U.S. Operations

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Agenda

State of CRE & Technology Technology Tools You Can Use

  • Sales Enablement with Google Earth
  • Project Management – Managing the Spaghetti Bowl in the Cloud
  • 5 Tools Under $1K
  • 10 Trends in 10 Minutes

Discussion

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Colliers International 2015

State of CRE & Technology

Collision of Forces

Confidential – Colliers International 2014

Characteristics of Tech and Consumer Mindset Commercial Real Estate Competitive Transaction Marketplace Intermediaries in the Process Democratization of Data Proprietary Information Transparent Communication Controlled Communication Customization & Flexible Long Term Asset Sharing Economy Exclusivity Mobile Fixed

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Colliers International 2015

Business Disruption

Collision of Forces

Confidential – Colliers International 2014

If a customer does not like the service experience or the price, then the business is ripe for disruption.

Better to be the DISRUPTOR than the DISRUPTED

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Colliers International 2015

Current CRE Tech & Data Relationships

Products and Organizations

Confidential – Colliers International 2014

Data, Subscriptions & Property Marketing Real Capital Markets LandVision Xceligent CoStar ProCalc Argus (15 & Enterprise) Yardi Matrix (former Pierce Eislen) Trepp Lexis Nexis Adobe (Echosign) Microsoft O360 RCM RCA CRE Tech Industry Events CRE Tech/Intersect CRE Disrupt ULI Tech Tools & Platform VTS Hightower Termscout Piinpoint

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Technology Resources – A lot of noise

Confidential – Colliers International 2014

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Sales Enablement with Google Earth Pro

Drew Smith, CMO | Tampa Bay, Central Florida, Southwest Florida

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Simple Google Earth Use Cases That Make An Impact

  • Presenting future development (Vinik – Downtown Tampa)
  • Providing a visual, interactive presentation for site selection (Lowe’s)
  • A mobile rolodex and CRM (Publix, grocery-anchored retail centers)
  • Interactive listings package (ICSC RECON)
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Future Development

› Billion dollar planned development in downtown Tampa by Tampa Bay

Lightning owner Jeff Vinik

› Overlaid the publicly available site plan graphic on top of the existing

properties in Google Earth to provide a nice visualization of what will be where and allows you to zoom & pan

› Packaged up in .KMZ (Google Earth native file format) and sent to office

brokers who in turn shared with prospects and created a touch point for

  • ur brokers
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Visualization of Planned Development

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Visualization of Planned Development

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Site Selection

› Assisting Lowe’s home stores with site selections for future store location

in our markets

› Pulled data from CoStar & Xceligent on the locations of existing Home

Depot and Lowe’s stores into Excel (.CSV)

› Also created a simple CSV file with target market plot points › Imported CSV files into Google Earth › Provides a great visualization that is interactive and was used during pitch

and subsequent meetings

› Can also easily email to clients

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Site Selection Analysis

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Site Selection Analysis

Target Markets

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Site Selection Analysis

Lowes Home Depot Target Markets

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Site Selection Analysis

Lowes Home Depot Target Markets

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Site Selection Analysis

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Map of Retail Businesses in a Zip Code

› Map/layers built for each zip code based off of data exported from

Xceligent and imported into Google Earth

› Can hide/show layers as needed › Data imported contains all the relevant info he needs when out on the

road touring properties or simply prospecting

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Retail Businesses in a Zip Code

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Portable Listing Portfolio

› Detailed spreadsheet of all a broker’s listing data was pulled into Google

Earth

› Listings split out by For Sale, Lease and Sub-Lease › Call out bubbles link directly to the property listing site on Colliers.com

where the broker can share the page with the person they’re talking to

› Broker used it at ICSC and not only showed listings, but could zoom in to

street views to show egress and the actual buildings, not just static images on a website

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Mobile Listings

Color‐coded plot points for Lease, Sub Lease and For Sale Properties

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Mobile Listings

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Mobile Listings

Zoom in to Street View to show egress Link to website and other important info in pop out

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Managing the Spaghetti Bowl in the Cloud

Christianne Mejia, Senior Project Manager, Business Development Center | USA

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› Chaos, organized › Highlights

› To-do list templates with

assignments and due dates.

› Chat feature to minimize

emails.

› Intuitive interface; easy to

use for everyone.

› Starts at $20/month

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› Teamwork without email › Highlights

› Social approach; heart

comments or tasks.

› Dashboard reporting for

managers.

› Keyboard shortcuts for

efficiency.

› Free up to 15 people

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Coordinate anything

Highlights

› Marketing operations. › Pipeline tracking

Track signage

› Purchase orders › Project feedback › Office supplies

inventory

› Web forms; surveys

responses directly to a sheet.

› Robust reporting; see only

what you need/want.

› Budgeting with formulas.

› Starts at $14/month

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› Unified global communication › Highlights

› HD video conferencing. › Time tracking integration. › Bank grade security.

› Starts at $5/month

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WHAT SHOULD YOU LOOK FOR IN A PM TOOL?

› Scalability – How is your team growing? What is

the range of your projects?

› Usability – Universal Design incorporated? Is

the interface user-friendly and easy to adopt?

› Flexibility – Can it integrate with other tools you

are already using?

› Versatility – Could you use it for both

development and property marketing? OTHER TOOLS

› Slack › Trello › Quip › JIRA › Wrike › Workgroups DaVinci › WorkZone › Clarizen › LiquidPlanner

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SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION

› Support current process and focus on workflow.

Don’t add more tasks!

› Commitment from key team members. Who executes? You may not

need brokers or MDs to access.

› Start now and iterate. It won’t be perfect, but you have to start

  • somewhere. BDC started Smartsheet with one sheet and now run our

entire operation from it.

› Continue to learn and explore!

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BENEFITS

› Proactivity in workflow creates opportunities for Strategy versus Tactics. › Cloud-based tools enable mobility and flexibility in your job. › With a growing remote workforce, increased collaboration and

communication is key.

› Track metrics and successes quickly; provide reports to management and

  • ther team members.

Cloud-based project management tools will save you time!

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5 Tools Under $1K

Crissy Nolen, Director of Marketing | Houston & Austin

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› Interface to create and track

interactive desktop and mobile web experiences

› USES

› Presentations -interactive video,

slides, white papers, infographics

› Library › Exhibit/Tradeshow

› Starts at $150/month

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DilogR ›

Property Specific: Master Plan, Site Plan, Brochure

Screen capture video created with Snagit

Video link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mlebpk02l1v9f5q/2015-06-08_21-53-40.mp4?dl=0

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DilogR

› Reports

› Visitors › Image Interactions › Heat Map

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› Interface to host and track document and link viewing › Uses:

› Due Diligence Library › Samples Library › Client Pages › Communications Update

› Starts at $35/month

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Postwire

› Example – Due Diligence

› House digital files › Know who is viewing what

files (could be key in determining who may be the more serious buyer in a call for offers scenario)

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Postwire

› Example – Client Page

› House digital files for

anything – property or tenant rep deal

› Easily copy a previously

made Postwire and send customized pages with client’s logo and/or name

› Allows client to comment

directly on the page for interactive conversation

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Postwire

› Example –

RFP/Proposal › House digital versions of

requested samples

› Use bit.ly or goo.gl to

shorten the link -

http://bit.ly/deliveringdemand

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Postwire

› Example –

Communications Update › House digital files › Turn on “Share” to make

your quarterly reports or communications easy to forward

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Postwire

› Track –

› Receive notifications

when someone views your page

› See when they visit

the page and what they look at

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Remember everything.

USES

› Track and search news

mentions

› House team resources › Use map feature to keep

track of property data

› Team project

management

Premium: $49.99/year

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Evernote

› Clip from emails, webpages, and scans

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Evernote

› Don't

Work Harder. Work Smarter.

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› Online collaboration. › USES

› Prospect/Marketing

Tracking

› Owner Reporting › Brainstorm online › Sign-Up Lists

› Free up to 15GB

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The Future of Property Marketing…

(…is already here)

Lex Perry, Director, Marketing & Communications | Canada

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#10 Online Property Listing Pain

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Colliers International

#9 Create once, publish everywhere

Website

Upload a property in MTB

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Email Marketing Online Advertising Office Flatscreens

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#8 Digital Display Networks – For Ultra-Targeting

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#7 Personalization

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#6 Repositioning Neighborhoods Through Social Media

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#5 Attack of the Drones

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#4 Virtual Reality

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#3 Google Cardboard Challenge

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#2 “Try before you buy”

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#1 Gaming

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Questions

Thank you