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September 1, 2019

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Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: The Cumulative Costs of Inventory Theft

(Published in September 2019 issue of AutoSuccess)

Earlier this summer, three dealerships made headlines when 12 vehicles worth nearly $1 million were stolen. What the media didn’t mention was that the price tag of the vehicles themselves is a fraction of the costs dealerships absorb after an inventory loss. But why should you care? High-profile thefts like these only make headlines because they’re uncommon, right? Maybe not… (continue reading)

August 1, 2019

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4 Mistakes That Limit the Potential of New Technology

(Published in August 2019 issue of AutoSuccess)

If people from a century ago were to peek into the modern-day world, the technology they’d see would seem magical: doorbell cameras, smart thermostats, artificially intelligent devices, self-driving cars... (continue reading)

July 1, 2019

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Here's the Key

(Published in July 2019 issue of ABODE magazine, a publication of Houston Apartment Association)

When it comes to managing your keys or smart locks, your residents and reputation are at stake. 

To attract residents, multifamily communities are offering creative amenities (recording studios, dog spas, rooftop decks, etc.) and leasing incentives such as a free month of rent. But what do renters really want?... (continue reading)

July 1, 2019

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KeyTrak to Discuss Key Security at National School Safety Conference & Exposition

KeyTrak, Inc. will be showcasing its electronic key control solutions, and how they can help school officials keep their schools safe for all ages, at the upcoming National School Safety Conferen...

July 1, 2019

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How to Get Buy-in for New Dealership Solutions

(Published in July 2019 issue of AutoSuccess)

I recently read a report that talked about how businesses are reluctant to adopt sales and marketing automation software because by the time they get a platform up and running, there’s already something new on the market to replace it... (continue reading)