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Technology is Coming
Technology is coming… Well, actually tech is already here. But it’s not too late to join the party! Every industry
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Our perspective on the business.
Unique takeaways on articles, trends, and the challenges brokers actually face — one observation at a time.
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Shared Inbox Hacks
Shared inbox software is becoming more prevalent. A core part of CRE OneSource is opening access to the deal files,
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Time to Automate
Inflation, rising interest rates, and shaky markets have a recession looming on the horizon — these are uncertain times for
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Don’t Get Left Behind in the Tech Revolution
Businesses are constantly looking for new ways to gain an advantage over the competition, and Commercial Real Estate is no
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Embracing Change (Management)
Change is inevitable. Below is an article about change management, which is “The practice of applying a structured approach to
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5 Ways to Improve Technology Adoption in Your Organization
Have you ever had trouble getting employees to adopt new technologies? So have many others, for various reasons. Below is
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Office Zero
The office has changed forever. No longer is it the center of company life. Now, the center of a company
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Why Does Culture Matter?
Often understated in the bottom line of a company is the importance of solid company culture. Being the COO of
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Mining for Data
June’s SIOR Report magazine had a nice article on data mining for commercial real estate professionals. We found it insightful,
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The Benefits of Automation
Most businesses today are automated to some extent. Everything from banking to marketing, even running a restaurant uses tools that
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The Cost Of Manual, Repetitive Tasks In CRE
Our mission at CRE OneSource is to automate the mundane and complex processes of CRE transactions. Our goal is to
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These Business Tasks Are Taking Years Off Your Life
The article below was eye-opening, explaining how mundane tasks, such as inputting passwords, can eat up months of your life.