Category: Technology

Technology resources for the corporate real estate pro

CIRE Issue March-April 2012

March-April 2012 CIRE: Temp Stores Leases, Web-based Strategies, Federal Tenants, Tax Deductions, and Ground Leases

Cloud Computing for CRE Pros

Realcomm Conference Group is hosting a cloud computing webinar on March 8 from 12:30pm to 2pm (ET) and will be presented by industry leaders.

Looking for CRE Mobile Apps

Are you currently using a mobile app in your commercial, corporate, government or institutional real estate practice?

Technology Meet Client

CCIM looks at technology and asks four CCIMs the questions below. Recent technology innovations have helped commercial real estate professionals become more effective and efficient at their jobs. Tablets and cloud computing provide greater mobility. Business social networks increase knowledge sharing, and customer relation management tools, combined with greater access to property data, help practitioners …

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January-February CIRE Issue

The January-February CCIM CIRE Magazine is out. Articles include:

Retail Innovation Unleashed

From Realcomm: The basic business assumption was that if you could replicate a grocery, without actually building a grocery store, in an environment where people had some free time, you could dramatically increase the reach of the company with little capital investment and minimal risk. What they did was nothing short of brilliant. Tesco did …

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Presentation Fail

What NOT to do when making a powerpoint presentation.

Nielsen: Consumer Media Usage Trends

Nielsen has released a report on media usage. Avoid adapting to new technology at your own peril, personally and corporately.

Stop Online Piracy Act opponents may go nuclear

Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, Twitter co-founders Jack Dorsey and Biz Stone, and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman argue that the bills give the Feds unacceptable “power to censor the Web.”

Using location-based social media platforms in CRE

From CCIM Institute: Although location-based social media platforms are used by a relatively small percentage of the online population now, their current growth mirrors other successful services such as Twitter. Commercial real estate investors, property managers, developers, and brokers can use these new tools to generate buzz and differentiate their properties in a particular market. …

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