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The 7 Most Popular Real Estate Property Management Software - York North Realty

Since we live in a digital age, it’s imperative to follow modern technologies. Considering, they have spread their influence to real estate, and we now have online listings were homebuyers can find properties and schedule visits. However, this isn’t the only way how technologies changed the real estate world because they have significantly provided various …

[msdonnalain-blog]

How to start a business

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[workplacemanagementsolution-blog]

IWMS: Chaos or Creation?

Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) was designed as an enterprise-class software platform that helps to manage and plan all of their real estate assets and facilities infrastructure.  Corporate Real Estate (CRE) includes goals that an Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) address includes: alignment of organizational strategy with business processes; availability of standardized information to stakeholders; consolidation of the technology systems landscape; elimination of redundant workstreams and creation of operational efficiencies; improved governance and risk mitigation; creation of an enterprise-wide analytical view; cost reduction. 

With all of this the question is asked: are you planning on implementing the IWMS into your organization by crossing a line in the sand?  The “line in the sand” is the point past your decisions and the resulting consequences that are decided and often irreversible.  There are 10 points that can be put towards the “lines” within the sand and they are:

1. Don’t Assume that Your Stakeholders Want to Change 2. Don’t Just Write a Prescription…Understand the Pain 3. Assemble the Right Team Around a Game Plan 4. Don’t Be Fooled by an Amazing Demo…or a Bad One 5. Configuration, not Customization 6. Prepare the Project Budget Around Your Business Case 7. Don’t Treat Technology as the Hard Part 8. Evolution, not Revolution 9.  Show Them the Love 10. Create a Data Governance Plan

[ibmconsulting]

 IBM buys Tririga software in 'smart building' play

IBM already manages computers with software. Now it wants to manage buildings.

The computing giant today said it intends to acquire Las Vegas-based Tririga for an undisclosed amount, giving IBM software for managing a portfolio of buildings, including projects to improve building efficiency and lower carbon emissions.

IBM said it is part of its strategy to give corporations better ways to manage their facilities and equipment. Tririga's applications will be part of IBM's Tivoli division of management software.

"Having one view of building operations worldwide will be a powerful tool to help organizations control and optimize their second-largest corporate expense--property," said Florence Hudson, energy and environment executive at IBM said in a statement.

Tririga's software is aimed at facility managers, giving them a way to monitor buildings to improve their utilization or to manage maintenance.

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[jldev]

TRIRIGA Application Platform versus TRIRIGA Applications

For a significant period of time, I had a confusion between the TRIRIGA Application Platform, and TRIRIGA Applications. In addition to my own confusion, I also found that several other people whom I met, were equally confused about the same. The difference between the two is that the Application Platform represents the underlying technology like the Data Modeler, Workflow Builder, GUI Builder.

TRIRIGA Applications, on the other hand refer to the objects created using the Application Platform, like the Workflows themselves, the created Business Objects, GUIs, Queries etc. As a rough rule, all the 'builders' form a part of the TRIRIGA Application Platform, while the rest of the elements can be considered to be Applications themselves, which have been created to address specific business needs, like the Real Estate Application, Project Management Application. Also, the TRIRIGA Applications version, by definition, refer to the out of the Box Applications provided.

In certain cases, like the WPM Applications, the difference between the Platform, and the Application is blurred.

[jldev]

Interesting group for Tririga Developers, created by Eric Glass of Serco. It is refreshing to find a group like this, in the vast vacuum of open discussion forums on TRIRIGA despite the decent sized user base.

"This project provides open-source extensions, applications, and useful utilities for the TRIRIGA Application Platform. In addition to providing useful functionality in its own right, the open nature of the various subprojects can be valuable tools for learning how to develop integrations with the TRIRIGA platform."