Augmented spaces using artificial intelligence–the future of corporate real estate

Remote working causes issues for data room management in the Information Technology (IT) and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) industries worldwide. The purpose of this study is to learn how Corporate Real Estate (CRE) can be used to augment and expand existing spaces, as well as to find solutions that can be implemented without the intervention of a human, as well as how systems can be operated, discovered, and enabled in a remote working environment. The proliferation of wireless, graphical user interface (GUI), artificial intelligence (AI), and ubiquitous technologies has created an abundance of opportunities for engineers to create and experiment with experiences that encourage thought. At the conclusion of each day, the survey reveals the fundamental strengths and shortcomings of remote operating procedures, key performance indicators, and, most importantly, the happiness of an engineer or system administrator. New findings can aid in the creation of those aspects of ’physical’ and ’digital’ environments that are exploited in several ways, such as tool selection, space analysis methodology, and an approach for developing digitally augmented physical spaces. Allowing engineers to interact with the digital environment, we argue, will result in the emergence of augmented digital information that can then be interacted with to provide vital metrics. The research focuses on how the future of Corporate Real Estate may be enhanced for retailers in terms of marketing and future research to better understand the complexities of tools and technology.