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Catherine Williams
– OSCRE Chief Executive
“I am delighted to be working with the individuals
and Member organisations below, who are committed
to the application of standards to bring efficiency
to the real estate market. We have made huge steps
forward in the 7 years since I first joined PISCES,
and the merger with OSCRE Americas is a welcome step
to us achieving even greater things.
It was Thomas Edison, prolific inventor and
businessman who said “If there's a way to
do it better – find it”, but he also points out
that “The value of an idea lies in the using of it.”
OSCRE exists to help you and your industry collaborate
to find the better way, as well as implement
industry wide solutions. Use us to make your
business better.”
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Andrew Lloyd
– Managing Director, MDA SearchFlow Ltd
“As a company at the forefront of technology,
MDA SearchFlow are always looking at ways to
innovate and to improve the electronic exchange
of information throughout the Conveyancing
marketplace and beyond. As such, we saw the
introduction of the PISCES real estate standard
as a huge plus point in the industry and have
been actively involved in promoting and creating
the various data exchange solutions that we
see in use today throughout the UK. The
merger with OSCRE is a huge positive step
and only strengthens our commitment to the
combined development and management of
interoperability exchange standards
throughout the world.”
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Bruce Kellogg, MAI, FRICS
– SVP Industry Relations, ARGUS Software, Inc.
“The merger of OSCRE Americas and PISCES to form
OSCRE is a huge step forward for the entire real
estate industry. As our focus has been and will
continue to be to create efficiencies within our
companies, associations and, ultimately, the
world, we are now a major step closer to our goal.
The leadership of OSCRE is dedicated to meeting
your needs by saving you time and money, as well
as by reducing the risks associated with the
procedures employed in the past for the transfer
of data from one stakeholder to another.
We encourage all real estate organizations,
large and small, to take advantage of the
benefits that you will derive as a user of
our data standards and procedures, and as
a member of OSCRE, the most prominent
organization of its kind that is working
diligently to meet your needs and objectives,
especially during these challenging times.”
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Ted Stratis
– Director Information Management Officer, ING Real Estate
“ING Real Estate Investment Management (ING REIM)
is focused on delivering investment performance
for our clients throughout the major global markets
and has been working with OSCRE and the data
standards to provide more efficient processes.
The new OSCRE, committed to establishing global
data standards for real estate information,
ties in directly with ING REIM’s current broad
client base on four continents, Europe, North America
and South America, Asia and Australia.
ING REIM is excited to participate on the new
Board and to assist in shaping the future of Real
Estate Information and data standards.”
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Craig Cuyer, PhD
– Global Chief Information Officer, Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
“As one of the world’s largest commerial real
estate services firm with operations in 58
countries, our service lines and global clients
benefit from the data standards being driven by
OSCRE. Cushman & Wakefield continues to
support the OSCRE organization through our
membership and seat on the board. We look
forward to the continued development,
promulgation, and adoption of international
data standards in the commercial real estate
industry and commit to collaboratively lead
these efforts.”
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Paul Albone
– Commercial Director, TM Group UK Ltd.
“TM has spent many years developing robust and
reliable systems that will handle large volumes
of property related searches every day. With a
track record in system integration, TM has been
a firm adopter of the OSCRE Search standard,
not only helping to specify it, but by also
assisting many organizations in its use and
implementation. With a TM sourced search in over
40% of Home Information Packs, most of these
are either ordered or delivered using a OSCRE
based format.”
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Ed Lubinecki
– Managing Director, RealFoundations
“OSCRE’s commitment to real estate standards and the
efficient movement of information is at the core
of Real Foundations work with our clients.
Virtually every client we have is challenged
by the increasing demand and complexity of
obtaining, analyzing and acting on information.
OSCRE's ability to enhance these activities is why
RealFoundations is committed to OSCRE and excited
over the recent merger with PISCES and our combined
international efforts.”
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Ian Cullen
– Co–founding Director, Investment Property Database (IPD)
“At IPD we have recently completed a major
project to standardise our global index and
benchmarking operations upon a single data
management platform. The next stage is to
establish internationally recognised data
communications standards to support the
seamless transfer of data across a global
industry, and thereby fulfil the speed,
efficiency and reporting accuracy requirements
of real estate investors and managers wherever
they are based. To this end, we are working
closely with OSCRE to deliver an independent
global standard.”
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Robert Toothaker
– IREM International President 2007, Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM)
“Both of the organization I represent, NAR
Commercial and IREM, the Institute of Real Estate
Management fully support the mission of OSCRE
International. The joining of PISCES and OSCRE
Americas represents a terrific leap forward to
facilitate real progress toward achieving the
goals and objectives of our OSCRE mission.”
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Mick Flynn
– Managing Director, Trace Solutions Ltd.
“Trace Solutions is a UK based property management
systems provider and was a founding member of
OSCRE. Trace has continued to support the
organization through its executive membership
and continuous participation in defining industry
data standards. Trace’s clients include managing
agents, investors and occupiers who exchange
substantial amounts of data between disparate
systems on a very regular basis. This data
must be valid and OSCRE’s standards have allowed
us to develop software that can achieve this.
By using a global standard, our clients with
international portfolios can now consolidate
and analyze data in a standardised format.”
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