Artificial intelligence is transforming the operation of smart buildings, but its effectiveness depends on having reliable data and integrated systems. Ariel Campos, president of IMEI BOMA, explains the challenges of real estate management and the trends that will be addressed during IMEI BOMA Connect 2026.

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The real estate sector is no stranger to the use of AI, nor to the notion that once a technology is implemented, a property will immediately operate efficiently and generate cost savings. While the sector has evolved and adopted technology, this does not mean that all properties share the same level of technological maturity, face the same challenges, or have the same occupancy status.

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In an interview with INMOBILIARE, Ariel Campos, President of IMEI BOMA, discusses the changes and operational challenges facing properties, as well as the transformation of professionals involved with smart buildings. He also highlights the value that attending IMEI BOMA Connect 2026—taking place on October 27, 2026, at the Museo Soumaya (Mexico City)—will offer to professionals in the field.

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