Nov
03
In an article posted by LinkedIn, John Limbach goes over the 6 main issues that are the effects of outdated technology/software in your business. John discusses the effects of using outdated/difficult to use technology and software, and how process improvement through new tech and software can help. John states that...
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Oct
26
The average insurance payout for a customer slip and fall injury on their property is $30,000. In addition, slip and trip insurance claims are one of the top 5 most common claims. An act under Canadian law, known as occupiers liability, can make businesses liable for such accidents. This act...
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Nov
16
How to Handle Maintenance Emergency Call-Outs? Even the best property managers run into emergencies. The real difference is in how they handle the situation. Property managers shared the challenges they face in training new staff and building operators on emergency procedures. We found the common difficulty these organizations all faced....
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Sep
21
Mobile Access for Staff to Reach Emergency Contacts Onsite We are thrilled to announce our newest feature — the ability to add building-specific emergency contacts! Managers will now be able to assign emergency contacts to each building, where it will be the first point of contact to vendors in case...
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Aug
19
A recent outbreak of legionnaires’ disease was discovered in the Moncton region in New Brunswick, Canada. There are currently seven cases in the region, with six of those seven being hospitalized or in intensive care. All seven of these individuals are suffering from severe pneumonia. The question is how did...
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Jun
25
Whether it be unforeseeable obstacles such as the COVID-19 pandemic or preventable accidents such as unnoticed water leakage, property managers across the world are constantly balancing many responsibilities while tending to each property they manage. For the past 3 years we have been creating a software that changes the way...
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Jun
17
Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships. - Michael Jordan In a world centered around digital practices, it has been harder and harder to build meaningful relationships in the workplace, especially due to the circumstances that COVID-19 imposed. For property managers across the globe, managing buildings, communicating to...
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Jun
11
Do old practices become bad habits? Routine building inspections have many benefits such as providing cleaner and safer buildings. Inspections also save time and money by ensuring that small maintenance do not become large expenses over time by going unnoticed. Routine inspections help ensure compliance, verify that the property and...
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May
31
Is there always a “best option?” That is the question facility managers ask themselves on a daily basis. Facility managers are tasked with balancing dozens of tasks that can often deter their focus from key tasks that are crucial for company success. Responsibilities such as staying up to date with...
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May
20
Do you work with any dinosaurs living in the past? 🦕 Resistance to change is one of the biggest issues plaguing many property management companies alike, and many property managers refuse to digitize their processes due to fear of change. The COVID-19 pandemic adds another layer of uncertainty and challenge...
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