CB Richard Ellis introduced the Workforce Longevity Model, which empowers companies to manage risk and objectively evaluate a labor force's ability to sustain its operations over time. Kristin Beatty and Rob Marsh demonstrated how the tool can estimate the likely durability of a labor market over time based on specific operational parameters. Created as a response to client demand, the Longevity Model can break down the labor force by various criteria and identify specific areas of potential risk.

Michelle Anderson of DIRTT Agile Architectural Solutions demonstrated an innovative database called ICEberg. ICEberg is designed to compare materials and labor costs for both conventional and modular workplace design. Using the customer's exact design, it has the ability to place every wall, door and condition through a comparison, showing which approach is the most economical and effective.

With the ability of an Excel spreadsheet and the depth and robustness of a database, the Jones Lang LaSalle Multi-Project Accountant serves as a centralized resource for project financials on multi-site real estate projects. Adam Cook and David Roberts demonstrated the program, showing its ease of use and its accessibility to accurate financial information across the JLL network. It enhances financial accountability, provides transparent reporting, identifies cost savings, and increases profitability.