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Ten Years Later - Technology

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Toronto Condo News
Publication date:
June 23, 2022
Article Summary: 

Technology has been a major part of our lives for the past ten years, from the internet to condo management software and apps. Condo management software and apps have become more sophisticated and improve on many areas of operations, such as budgeting and accounting, resident records and communications, and managing service requests and repairs. Automated parcel lockers have emerged to provide secure package deliveries without involvement of security or management. Pet management has grown in importance as high-rise communities have gone to the dogs. Building management software is the "brain" behind many and complex systems in a high-rise building for providing fresh and clean air at a comfortable temperature regardless of what is happening outside.

Smart energy platforms can reduce energy waste and operating costs by up to 30%. Waste management is a major issue in high-rise communities, and technologies such as underground storage systems and waste bin sensors can help. Water detection systems are important for protecting homes and common areas from water damage. Climate change is likely to worsen, and smart building technologies are needed to provide better information, enhanced communication and improved efficiencies.

Keywords: 

technology, high-rise community, condo management software, app, parcel locker, pet management software, building management software, smart energy platform, waste management

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Toronto Condo News
Ten Years Later - Technology
June 23, 2022
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