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“The boomer generation as a whole is the first generation that has grown accustomed to having technology that caters to their needs.”
How to Design Digital Homes that Boomers Will Love
Digital Home Magazine
01/03/2008
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“The key to ‘Forward Living’ is the creation of an environment with adaptive technologies that help seniors comfortably, independently and safely age - within their own home”
Forward Living: An Encouraging Look at Senior Citizens Staying in Their Homes
SeniorJournal.com
12/08/2007
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“The problem is not that seniors are fearful of technology, it’s that the technology is too difficult to use.”
Brining Technology to the Older Generation
SeniorsNews.net
11/14/2007
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“New applications help developers and owners build and
operate buildings more efficiently”
Broadband Services Aren't Just For Residents Anymore
Broadband Properties
11/01/2007
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Nov 08 -
"Increasing your net operating income with new technology and flexible designs" - Herb Hauser
Intelligent and Green Buildings Summit
Nov 7 - 9, 2007
Toronto
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National MultiHousing Council Annual Apartment Technology Conference
Oct 28 - 30, 2007
Dallas, Texas
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Sept 10 -
"Genius Buildings For Genius Communities" - Herb Hauser
Broadband Properties Summit
Sept 10 - 12, 2007
Dallas, Texas
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“Just like we've seen with the cost of data storage, the cost of WiFi—and the number of access points you need for a large building—are way down.”
Signal Strength: WiFi in Apartments
Multifamily Executive Magazine
09/01/2007
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Jul 24 -
"Technology Convergence: The Agony and the Ecstasy"
BOMA (Building Owners & Managers Association) North American Commercial Real Estate Congress and The Office Building Show
July 21 - 27, 2007
New York City, New York
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“We wouldn’t move into a building that doesn’t have water or electricity. Within a relatively short period of time, we won’t move into an environment unless it has good information services.”
Wired To Sell
The New York Times
06/10/2007
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“I would not hesitate to bring Cat-5 wiring to the washer, dryer, kitchen or the furnace. It will make systems more efficient and useful.”
Smart Homes, Smarter Appliances
Digital Home Magazine
05/01/2007
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May 21 - "Taming Technology: What You Need to Know To Maximize Its Value and Eliminate Inefficiency" panel with Bruce Cutright and Bill Grutta of Midtown Equities LLC and Steve Williamson of Midtown Baltimore
Construction Management Association of America / Spring Leadership Conference
May 20 - 22, 2007
Las Vegas, Nevada
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Apr 30 - "Genius Buildings"
May 02 - "Broadband Considerations for Green & Brownfield Development"
Broadband Properties / KillerApp Expo
April 30 - May 2, 2007
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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“We wanted to turn information systems into another utility and decided to develop the technology that would allow home systems to be regulated from outside...”
Architects And Designers Clue Us In On Their Projects And Finds
Chicago Tribune
03/18/2007
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“Broadband is the lifeblood of the Genius Building.”
The Evolution of the Genius Building
Broadband Properties Magazine
03/08/2007
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“There’s always a need to preserve nature when there’s residential or commercial growth. With big projects, there are always significant environmental issues.”
Up to Code
Orange County Business Journal
02/26/2007
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“This is often not a cost-efficient process," said Herb Hauser, a consultant at Midtown Technologies. "More financial incentives would help.”
Green buildings need more incentives in U.S.
Reuters
02/13/2007
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“One of [low-income families'] biggest problems is time – and it takes time to get food stamps, take care of medical services, and so forth….[Broadband is] easier, less frustrating and always available.”
Broadband Access Empowers Low-Income Families
Broadband Properties Magazine
01/22/2007
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“As a developer, if you're building on spec, you have to be careful on how much you spend. Tenants don't always appreciate all these expensive items. There's a certain level a tenant is comfortable paying.”
Technology worlds collide in newest smart, green buildings
Sacramento Business Journal
11/24/2006
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“Green building extends beyond energy efficiency to health. Chairs and desks in the Hearst building are formaldehyde-free. Concrete sealants are low-toxicity. Ceiling tiles are made from recycled materials. ”
Green Towers: Energy-Saving Buildings Rise As Costs Drop
Investor's Business Daily
11/17/2006
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“A 7-million-sq.-ft. mixed-use development is expected to break ground in the second quarter next year in Bridgeport, Conn., with an emphasis on using solar, water, and wind power.”
Connecticut Complex Aims for Sustainable Design
McGraw Hill New York Construction
11/01/2006
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“Emerging technologies are poised to reshape urban environments, to the benefit of emergency planners and responders among others.”
Street-smart Streets
Homeland Protection Professional
10/01/2006
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“Some developers aren't waiting for service providers to bring applications to their fiber-connected developments. They're going out and creating their own.”
The Fourth Utility
Broadband Properties Magazine
08/28/2006