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Expert opinion | 05/09/24
The real estate agent, an endangered species? In the age of digital technology and artificial intelligence, one of the questions that comes up frequently in the real estate sector is: will the real estate agent be replaced? With the emergence of chatbots, capable of answering a multitude of questions in all languages, at any time of the day or night, and with an encyclopedic knowledge of markets and regulations, it is legitimate to wonder whether the role of the real estate agent is not becoming obsolete.
BauWatch | Expert opinion | 27/08/24
Intelligent surveillance in the face of preventing theft on construction sites, differences between classic and intelligent surveillance Monitoring construction sites is becoming, regrettably, essential. Because unfortunately, theft from construction sites generates losses in France that exceed a billion euros, as revealed by various studies including that of BauWatch, based on the responses of 500 French construction professionals.
Expert opinion | 19/07/24
A reform of the DPE which restores confidence to owners Owners of small areas have long been confronted with injustice in the DPE calculation system. The specificities of these housing units were poorly taken into account, leading to harsh and often unjustified energy classifications.
Expert opinion | 16/07/24
Reinventing commercial prospecting in the era of teleworking Since the advent of teleworking, commercial prospecting has experienced and is experiencing significant development. While traditional practices, centered around physical meetings and face-to-face exchanges, gradually give way to new methods adapted to virtuality, I note that these changes, although disconcerting at first glance, prove to be ultimately enriching in many ways.
Expert opinion | 24/06/24
Housing information booklet (CIL): how to multiply efficient energy renovations by 3 to achieve our climate objectives Climate change is a reality that requires immediate and concrete actions. In France, the residential sector represents a significant part of energy consumption and, consequently, greenhouse gas emissions.
Expert opinion | 18/06/24
Construction: when digital contributes to safety on construction sites It is obvious to everyone that on a construction site, the question of personal safety is not an option and that companies must do everything to ensure maximum safety - while knowing that zero risk unfortunately does not exist. .
Expert opinion | 18/06/24
The real estate market in France today The real estate market in France is going through a period of notable stagnation, resulting from several key factors. I observe the dynamics and obstacles encountered by players in this sector on a daily basis. Here is an analysis of the reasons for this sclerosis and advice for navigating this complex market.
Expert opinion | 17/06/24
Next-generation networks: the future for construction companies The construction industry is reaping the benefits of a myriad of new technologies, all of which are helping to increase efficiency, innovation and safety. Next-generation networks play a crucial role in enabling technology, providing construction companies with the high-performance, fast and secure connectivity they need to take full advantage of these innovative new solutions.
Murprotec | Expert opinion | 11/06/24
Humidity and indoor air pollution: a scourge for health and buildings In France, indoor air pollution is responsible for 20.000 premature deaths each year[1]. Globally, this figure rises to nearly 4 million[2]. A major factor in this pollution is humidity, which alone promotes the development of mold and mites.
MapRadar | Expert opinion | 31/05/24
The emergency of lost data on construction sites: productivity, compliance and customer relations at stake Managing a construction site is a complex and dynamic undertaking, often punctuated by numerous twists and turns due to the necessary coordination between various tasks and collaborators. For trade contractors, carefully monitoring every aspect of the project and avoiding any loss of data often seems like an insurmountable challenge.
MapRadar | Expert opinion | 27/05/24
Better understanding energy efficiency standards in construction thanks to digitalization The Environmental Regulations 2020 (RE2020), which replaced RT2012, established more rigorous standards in terms of energy and ecological performance for new constructions. Its objective is to strengthen environmental preservation, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable practices.
Expert opinion | 24/05/24
Scams in solar energy: how to counter the practices that hinder the growth of photovoltaics? In a booming market such as that of photovoltaics, the emergence of eco-delinquents compromises consumer confidence and hinders the adoption of solar energy in France, thus slowing down the energy transition as a whole. Fraudulent practices by certain SMEs have reached a worrying level, jeopardizing the reliability and legitimacy of the solar industry.
Expert opinion | 17/05/24
Housing crisis, energy renovation: why we must focus on elevation The word is on almost everyone's lips. Until recently, it was Prime Minister Gabriel Attal who saw elevation as one of the ways to alleviate the housing crisis. But it has many other advantages…
Hestia | Expert opinion | 02/05/24
Investing in the recycling of waste energy as a renewable energy source Even when consuming as little as possible, electrical objects generate losses in the form of heat (heating refrigerator, computer, data center). When these losses are reused for other uses, this is the recovery of so-called waste heat.
Expert opinion | 30/04/24
Let's launch the general mobilization in favor of the energy renovation of housing 80% of housing in 2050 already exists. We therefore have nearly 20 million homes to renovate to achieve carbon neutrality. This is a colossal project.
Expert opinion | 21/03/24
Elevating your brand: a sustainable marketing strategy in the era of generative AI In a world where the misuse of generative artificial intelligence is beginning to saturate Google's search results with poor quality content, the announcement in early March of an algorithmic update initiated by its parent company Alphabet is a decisive attempt to restore balance.
Dassault Systèmes | Expert opinion | 04/03/24
Digital twins to modernize the cities of tomorrow Today's cities consume around two thirds of the world's energy, and generate more than 70% of CO2 emissions. In 2050, 80% of the world's population will live in urban areas.
Expert opinion | 21/02/24
Reinventing housing in France: the challenges of global expansion in a changing market The building market, and particularly construction, has been experiencing major turbulence for almost 2 years. The housing sector is particularly affected by structural changes, thus encouraging professionals to reinvent themselves and adapt.
Expert opinion | 09/02/24
Guillaume Kasbarian, Minister for Housing: a pragmatic profile that will effectively respond to the challenges of citizens and professionals I am delighted to express here my support and confidence in the appointment of Guillaume Kasbarian as Minister Delegate for Housing. In these times when housing issues are multiple and profound, France needs action figures like Guillaume Kasbarian to finally establish a clear, fair and pragmatic housing policy.
Expert opinion | 08/02/24
What if our industries became the locomotive of clean energy In Europe, nearly 300 industries have set deadlines for reducing CO2 emissions. These companies make strong commitments and display them in particular on their sites. If the sincere commitment to “play your role” is a key factor, action is also stimulated by tax incentives and a taxonomy punishing those who do not respect the law.