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Unlike the ups and downs of FinTech

and the financial markets, EdTech –

the use of technology in the form of

products, apps and tools to enhance

learning – remains constant.

The education field is large, yet EdTech

has been completely overshadowed …

until now.

EdTech, “the use of technology in the

form of products, apps, and tools to

enhance learning” encapsulates a wide

spectrum of technologies that can be

utilised in the process of education

and training – from the simple use

of desktop computers to the more

cutting-edge use of virtual reality,

artificial intelligence automation, and

gamification.

The rise of this new-age education and

learning world has begun receiving

investments and is predicted to reach

$252 billion globally by 2020. The

tangible benefits associated with

the utilisation of these cutting-edge

technologies in the education process

are causing the EdTech industry to

boom, and the large investments are

proof.

The million-dollar question for real

estate professionals: How will the

boom of EdTech impact the corporate

real estate industry?

Although many of the technologies

are still in their infancy, a number of

predictions can still be made.

The EdTech Revolution

Edtech is poised

tobe the biggest

andpossiblymost

profitable digitalised

sector yet.

FinTech was all the rage since it started

gaining traction and recognition in early

2016. With all the hype surrounding it

this past year – there's been talk that a

“FinTech bubble” has been created. Is that

the case? If so, is it about to burst?

32 The Occupier Edge

TOM BREMNER

Graduate Surveyor

Global Occupier Services