Multifamily Technology: Winning Ideas for 2009

Winning Ideas for 2009

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Top five trends

New technologies hitting the market

Takeaways for multifamily

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Service Provider Choice 1

Multiple providers

Determining the need

Mark your calendar: February 17

Better Access Control and Security 2

Consider the resident experience.

More Clubhouse and Common Area Technology 3

Theater rooms go gaming

DTV affects f itness centers

More self-service options

Increased Owner Investment 4

NO

Smart Devices in the Home 5

$200

Energy Social Media Other Trends

Start simple

Actively monitor consumption

All resources, n ot just energy

What to Expect

Check the electronics store.

Big enough for you?

Wireless TV

How much b andwidth can I get?

Look to other industries

Takeaways

Top Trends for 2009:

More choice of services

Better security and access control

Load up the clubhouse

Increased investment

More smart devices in the home

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