TORONTO, ON, March 20, 2014 (Press-News.org) Lynx Systems Inc. is pleased to announce that it is supporting and actively recommending Jukedocs Inc. for the management, storage and sharing of documents within the Real Estate, Leasing and Property Management Industry. www.lynx-jukedocs.com
In support of Canadian, USA and international clients, Jukedocs is a secure cloud-based Document Management, Content Management and File Sharing system that provides true BYOD any-where, any-time access via mobile, web and PC/Mac.
We see a number of benefits and functions for users of Real Estate systems such as YARDI, MRI Software and other Real Estate Systems. Unlike other collaboration systems, Jukedocs is very straight forward to set-up and can be implemented in days, not weeks or months. Furthermore, the system's tight security, role-based access and full audit trail serve to support ISO, IFRS and SOx compliance for organizations implementing best practices around collaboration and document control.
We will be hosting a series of regional webinars in the coming weeks to provide a short 30-min executive overview and Top-5 reasons to implement a formalized document management practice. By invite only www.lynx-jukedocs.com
About Lynx Systems Inc.
Established in 1998, Lynx Systems Inc. is a consulting firm specializing in helping real estate and property management companies select and implement the best IT Solutions throughout Canada and the United States. The senior consultants at Lynx have assisted hundreds of companies in selecting, implementing and optimizing the effectiveness of their financial reporting and property management software. Their true value comes from their in depth understanding of the client's business, the market dynamics behind it, the best strategies that have been used within the industry and their understanding of the latest state of the art software and solutions that can maximize business potential. For more information, visit www.lynxsystemsinc.com
Don Robinson
Lynx Systems Inc.
1-866-517-1088 Ext 263
drobinson@lynxsystemsinc.com
www.lynxsystemsinc.com
Lynx Systems Inc. Signs Agreement with Jukedocs Inc. for Document Management Software - March 1, 2014
Lynx Systems Inc. is pleased to announce that it is supporting and actively recommending Jukedocs Inc. for the management, storage and sharing of documents within the Real Estate, Leasing and Property Management Industry. www.lynx-jukedocs.com
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[Press-News.org] Lynx Systems Inc. Signs Agreement with Jukedocs Inc. for Document Management Software - March 1, 2014Lynx Systems Inc. is pleased to announce that it is supporting and actively recommending Jukedocs Inc. for the management, storage and sharing of documents within the Real Estate, Leasing and Property Management Industry. www.lynx-jukedocs.com