Multifamily Technology: Winning Ideas for 2009

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Richard Holtz and Steve Sadler discuss the top trends for multifamily technology in 2009. Originally presented as part of a webinar held on January 15, 2009.

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Richard Holtz Steve Sadler
CEO, InfiniSys VP, Ancillary Services

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Top Trends for 2009:
1. More choice of services
2. Better security and access control
3. Load up the clubhouse
4. Increased investment
5. More smart devices in the home

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