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Apto, the industry-standard CRM and deal management software for commercial real estate brokers, is one of the fastest-growing companies in the U.S., according to Inc. magazine.
The 2018 Inc. 5000, now accessible online, ranks Apto #1,409 in the nation based on three-year revenue growth of 337%. This is the third year in a row Apto has qualified for the Inc. rankings.
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CRETech CEO Michael Beckerman to Moderate “APARTMENTStech” Panel Featuring The Leading Landlords In Multifamily Real Estate
New York, NY (August 23, 2018) -- RealShare, the leading platform devoted to commercial real estate news and events, and CRETech.com, the largest even...
JLL Agency Leasing has made an agreement with leasing and asset management platform VTS to provide underlying management technology for use by JLL Americas Agency Leasing employees. According to VTS, the move marks the first time a global brokerage firm has provided VTS to all its brokers and leasing teams in the Americas.
From thermostats and lights to security cameras and locks—not to mention the ever-expanding array of smart speaker hubs—the vast selection of smart home devices available today can get dizzying fast.
But the dream of the ultimate smart house, where one command center con...
Bootstrapped STRATIS just landed on the Inc. 5000 for the first time after seeing revenue grow 563 percent in three years.
New York, NY According to developer Silverstein Properties, Inc., (SPI) Yael Urman has been named chief information officer. She will oversee the technology initiatives that support the company’s financial, operations and development activities.
Chieh Huang spent years trying to get grocery industry executives excited about the technology at Boxed, his grocery e-commerce company. He regularly gave tours of the company’s state-of-the-art fulfillment centers, featuring a custom software system and roving bands of autonomous carts.
A look at the current state of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality — and why these technologies will be the building blocks for smartphone disruption.