Mobility has become an important piece of efficient asset management.  Property managers and field personnel with mobile access to applications and wireless data are more productive, deliver better customer service and can respond more nimbly to changes in their operating environment.

At Building Engines, we understand that like all technology, keeping up with the changes in mobile and wireless solutions can be overwhelming!  That’s why we are proud to announce our free, two-part Mobility Series:

1.  Webinar- Creating a Mobile Strategy for Your Company
Join us for this complimentary webinar to learn about:

Date: December 17, 2009
Time: 2:30 pm EST

Guest Speaker: Matthew Brogie
Mr. Brogie was part of the founding team of Eleven Technology, a thought leader in Enterprise Scale Mobile Applications which was acquired by Trimble Navigation’s Mobile Resource Management group in 2006.  He carries 20+ years of experience in high-tech solutions as both a user of Field Service technology as well as a provider of some of the most advanced mobility solutions available today.  With particular expertise in mapping field based work processes to mobile technology capabilities, he has led the design efforts for enterprise mobile solutions at companies such as Procter & Gamble, Pepperidge Farm and Coca-Cola.

Guest Speaker: Mark Boticcelli
Mr. Boticcelli brings experience providing both technology vision and strategic leadership with an emphasis on mobile application and integration architectures, and agile development techniques. Mark has 20+ years experience in the direction, design, and development of software solutions for a wide range of industries. Prior to serving as Eleven Technology’s VP of Engineering, Mark was the Senior Manager of Product Development at Cerner Physician Practice and VP of Technology at Reed Business Information.


2.  Whitepaper- Wireless Operations: The Next Generation of Real Estate Management
"The revolution in access to the wireless (mobile) web that we have experienced in the last decade is truly remarkable when you consider the proliferation of devices and networks (4.1 Billion subscribers worldwide, and growing) and the development of Smartphones (mobile devices boasting advanced capabilities such as PC-like functionality, powerful processors, abundant memory, large screens and open operating systems- e.g. BlackBerry, iPhone, Palm Pre, Android, etc.)..."