Leo Software News
Leo Software to Exhibit and Present at National Timberline Users Group Conference
April 15, 2009Leo Software, the leader in property information management and reporting solutions for the commercial real estate industry, will participate as an exhibitor and expert presenter at the 2009 Timberline Users Group (TUG) national conference, May 12 to 15, at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Conference Center, Grapevine, Texas.
Leo will demonstrate its online property information management application that fully integrates with Sage Timberline Office software used by thousands of commercial real estate and property management companies throughout North America. As part of the TUG conference agenda, Leo Software Chief Technical Officer Michael Silverman will deliver a presentation on "Eliminating Workplace Interruptions," highlighting the benefits of Leo in streamlining property-management processes and reporting.
Timberline Users Group (TUG) is a professional organization committed to supporting the users of Sage Timberline Office software — an application used by construction and real estate professionals to track their projects' lifecycles. The guiding purpose of TUG is to make its members more productive, accurate and knowledgeable. TUG's motto is "Power to the User."
Leo Software to Exhibit at Realcomm 2009
April 14, 2009Leo Software, the leader in property information management and reporting solutions for the commercial real estate industry, will participate as an exhibitor at the Realcomm 2009 national conference, June 23 and 24 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Chicago.
Leo will demonstrate its online property information management applications, including a new special edition of Leo designed to integrate with QuickBooks small business management software.
The annual Realcomm conference is a premiere industry event attracting the leaders in commercial real estate to discuss the latest in technology and business. Conference programs are designed to meet the needs of all sectors and at all levels of commercial real estate.
This year's Realcomm conference theme is: "REboot" 2009: Turning Challenges into Opportunities. "In the context of commercial real estate businesses, REboot means that we have to re-think and, in some cases, re-structure the way that we operate our businesses," said Jim Young, co-founder and producer of Realcomm. For more information, visit www.realcomm.com.
Coffee's on Leo, when you visit us at Realcomm
Enjoy a free Starbuck's coffee or other refreshment of your choice when you visit Leo Software at Realcomm. We'll give a $5 gift card — redeemable at J's Express on the Green Level of the Hyatt Regency Chicago — to the first visitors who print and complete this coupon and bring it to the Leo exhibit.
ARTICLE: "Stopping Interruptions for CRE Pros"
February 12, 2009From GlobeSt.com
Some people are annoyed by interruptions. Paul Muessig was inspired. As a portfolio manager for a Chicago-area commercial real estate firm, Muessig routinely responded to calls from colleagues looking for information about property specs and lease abstracts.
Somewhere between interruptions, he realized how much more productive he would be if he could just provide the callers access to the information. So in 2004, he did. He founded Leo Software, a firm created to help commercial real estate professionals "answer the age-old question, 'What do we need to know about our properties today?'" Three years later, its data management software earned the 2007 Premier Award for Technology from the Chicago chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management "for increasing productivity and helping real estate professionals understand and share important information about the properties they manage."
ARTICLE: "Software has answer to reducing interruptions"
August 9, 2006Real Estate Weekly's August 9, 2006 special technology section looks to Leo Software as the solution to the hidden cost of workday interruptions