conject sponsors RealTech Middle East

The event, to be held in November 3rd and 4th 2008 at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers and in its second year running, will once again bring together global leaders in the real estate, construction and IT industries.

RealComm is the world's leading conference and exposition for the commercial and corporate real estate industries. In collaboration with Fleming Gulf, one of the world's leading business intelligence companies, RealComm is proudly presenting RealTech, the sole conference in the Middle East region merging technology solutions and the commercial real estate industry.

Howard Berger, Partner, Realcomm stated:

"Personally, I'm very pleased that conject will be joining us for RealTech Middle East 2008 this year. The sheer magnitude and velocity of real estate development activity in the Gulf region is historically unprecedented and this has created a great need for applications and systems to manage the various core development processes - from planning to marketing. I think it's timely and important that conject is bringing their proven, scalable Infrastructure Lifecycle Management (ILM) platform to the Middle East."

With conject's expertise in online collaboration and integration of the different phases of a real estate/ construction projects, Dr. Forgber will be speaking about Integrated Enterprise Strategy, focusing on the issues surrounding integrated platforms, build vs buy, total cost of deployment and departmental integration and challenges. Dr. Forgber will also share his insights on how Web 2.0 is impacting the Real Estate firms and projects and how it should be integrated into the technical and business plans of real estate companies.

Speaking at the conference is conject's Co-Founder and Managing Partner of the Middle East headquarters in Dubai, Dr. Uwe Forgber states: "We are happy to be part of a very rare conference such as RealTech where the real estate industry and technology are brought together. This is a real opportunity for the industry to address and discuss how technology support and automate the sometimes complicated and interwoven combinations of issues, processes and participants. This is where conject comes in, through its ILM approach. Realtech and conject are the perfect fit."