| March 17 & 18, 2008 | Midwest Venture Summit | |
| On line registration is now closed. On site registration will be available on Monday, March 17 at The University of Chicago Gleacher Center and on Tuesday, March 18 at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers. The cost to register is $599.00 | ||
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Internet: |
www.LeoSoftware.net |
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Address: |
545 East Algonquin Road, Unit B
Arlington Heights, IL 60005 |
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Contact: |
Paul Muessig, AIA, President |
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Phone: |
847/439-1440, ext. 222 |
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Fax: |
847/437-1428 |
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e-Mail: |
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Leo Software develops, distributes and supports a
Web-based “Property Information Management” and
business intelligence software solution for the c
ommercial real estate industry.
In its early stages of commercial availability, Leo has
attracted some 200 users in a variety of enterprises.
This early evidence of market acceptance, coupled
with Leo’s compatibility with other leading business
applications, has led to the creation of strategic
distribution alliances for Leo:
· Sage/Timberline, a software giant with more than
30,000 real estate clients
· SAP, the world’s largest business applications
software company
· Lynx, the largest MRI-Intuit reseller in Canada Leo meets the needs of all interested parties for easy,
direct access to decision-quality data. Commercial
real estate professionals struggle to find and
understand data, and to share it with property owners,
brokers and tenants. Effective property management
requires access to occupancy projections, floor plans,
leasing options, insurance expiration dates and other
crucial operational data. Leo delivers this information
in an easy to use and share application.
The national market for Leo includes an estimated
150,000 companies that together employ up to 600,000
professionals. Primary target users of Leo Software are
commercial property managers, leasing agents and
asset/portfolio managers.
Leo’s award-winning, patented technology and its patent-
pending “Union” security system allow it to support the
strategic alliance nature of the commercial real estate
industry, in which property owners and investors often
have relationships with multiple property managers using
different reporting systems. Leo easily enables the
granting or withholding of permission to share data among
any number of users in any number of license groups.
Consequently, one firm’s use of Leo will expose other
firms and users to Leo, creating a cascade of “viral”
selling opportunities.
By uniquely combining inventory/vacancy management,
lease abstracting, lease administration, document
management and critical events calendar functions,
Leo leads the market not only in terms of features and
benefits, but also in terms of price-value relationship.
At its $59.95 per user per month price point, Leo has
immediate pay-back based on its ease of implementation
nd time saved. As a recently developed system,
Leo is not encumbered by legacy technology, enabling its
adoption of the most recent Web 2.0 “software-as-a-service”
(SaaS) technologies.
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