Ray Glier Contributing Writer Commercial real estate is one of the industries that has been slow in the transition from old to new. After all, buying, selling and managing real estate is about face time and handshakes.
Corporations grow by the day and acquire new property for employees and inventory.
The manager of a company's real estate holdings can suddenly have 200 offices to track. He ends up with a file cabinet full of lease agreements and floor plans. CrowdControl Interactive Corp. wants companies to continue keeping those lease agreements tucked away in a file cabinet, but they want to make sure companies have those vital papers and images just a few mouse clicks away, too. Corporations and service providers can view and manage real estate holdings via the Internet. You can do it over the Internet.