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Archive March 2009

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First Impressions of Cowboy Stadium

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OHMYGODTHISPLACEISGONNABEAWESOME!!!

Translation: Even though it is still under construction, we were quite impressed with the new stadium.

Michael, Karen, and Bernay checking out the new Cowboys stadium

More to come.

Tag: Venue

Keeping Track of Texas Weather

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It’s a dark and rainy day in Big D today. I don’t sit by a window but I can feel the rumble of thunder at my desk (that reminds me…SAVE ALL WORK).

But even though the weather outside is frightful, I’m not in the dark about what’s happening. I have Pete’s Tweets to keep me informed.

“Michael, what the heck is Pete’s Tweets?”

I’m glad you asked. Pete’s Tweets is the official Twitter site of News 8’s (local station WFAA) Chief Meteorologist, Pete Delkus. By following Pete’s Tweets, I’m always on top of the weather. And you can be, too. Just follow Pete for the latest weather updates in the Dallas area. This is great way to stay on top of the weather as conference time approaches.

And while you’re signing up to follow Pete, don’t forget to follow the Big Picture Blog so you keep up with all the latest conference news.

Tag: Venue

We Be Road Trippin'

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On March 26, the dynamic blogging duo of Michael and Karen will undertake a hazardous, yet so very important, road trip on behalf of user conference attendees. It’s a trip rife with adventure, danger, and maybe a hunky football player or two.

We’re going to tour the new Dallas Cowboys football stadium, y’all! And we promise to report back to you with as many stories, pictures, and videos that we can.

It’s just part of our commitment to you that we would undertake such a perilous journey. Oh, the lengths we will go for a successful conference.

Stay tuned.

Tag: Fun Stuff

Four Reasons To Attend This Year's Conference

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If you are still on the fence about attending the conference, or if you need some help convincing your boss on why you should attend, here are some things to think about:

1. Spend now, gain later. Sometimes you have to spend a little money now to make money for the future. The conference is centered on processes and information to remain profitable in this economy. Just look at the session descriptions. They are all about how to be successful in difficult economic times.

2. Find out what works. From networking to guest presenters, it's a great place to talk to lots of people about what they're doing, find out what works, and get new ideas. You'll be surprised at the number of people who face the exact same things that you do, and these contacts can be great resources way beyond the conference.

3. Get re-energized. We all need a shot in the arm from time-to-time, and the user conference is a great place to get one. It will be chock full of information, leaders, ideas, innovations and so forth. You can't help but to return home with a your brain buzzing and your rear on fire. And that kind of enthusiasm is contagious.

4. Work on your continuing education. Get a CPE or a CEU Credit for attending the right sessions.

To those customers who have already registered, thanks! And tell us. Did we leave anything off of our list?

Tag: Events

While You Are in Town, Get Some Training at a GREAT RATE

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This year you can can kill two birds with one stone when it comes to important product knowledge during the week of the conference. For the first time ever, we are offering standard training courses at the RealPage campus immediately following the conference.

Central Reporting Training
OneSite Leasing & Rents Conventional New User Training
OneSite Leasing & Rents Affordable New User with Waitlist Training

And the best part? The cost for this training is dramatically reduced (up to $300). But it’s only open to the folks who register for the user conference. So come for the conference and stay for the training.

To find out more, visit the training section of the 2009 RealPage User Conference web site.

Tag: Training

Take Our Products for a Test Drive At One of Our Workshops

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Attendees at at 2008 User Conference Workshop

Workshops are always the most popular sessions at the conference. Why? Well they’re like test driving a new car. You get to be in the driver’s seat and see how everything works. And it’s amazing to hear how even experienced users seem to always discover something new about the product and how they can get the most out of it.

Be on the lookout for an e-mail sometime in June about workshop registration. Space is tight and registration is first-come, first-serve; so you’ll want to sign up as soon as you receive the notice that registration is open.

Tag: Workshops

The More the Merrier...and Cheaper!

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We're excited about the registration fee discount!

When you and three of your associates register for the conference, the fourth person, and every person thereafter, will get $50 off of the registration fee. To get the savings, register everyone in your group at the same time and be sure to enter the promotion code RPGMTP.

Plus, you can get a great rate on a room at the Hilton Anatole, as low as $180 per night! Just mention the RealPage User Conference when you book your room. Deadline is June 10!

Tag: Venue

Keeping You in the Picture

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Welcome to the Big Picture blog!

Big Picture blogger going the extra distance to keep you in the picture

It’s going to be 80 degrees this week in Dallas, and Spring is right around the corner. Before we know it, we all will be gathering at the Hilton Anatole for the 2009 RealPage User Conference. Since there is so much going on in preparation for the conference, we decided to post a blog to keep you updated with the latest news and updates. You’ll get all the info on the sessions, speakers, workshops, events, and even get a bit of inside scoop

on Dallas. We’ll have guest bloggers, and a surprise or two!

And make sure you “stay in the picture” by signing up to receive updates on the 2009 RealPage User Conference. You can use the RSS feed or Twitter, or you can sign up to receive e-mails. Do one, or do all three!

Get the picture? Let’s get bizzy!

Tag: Conference Update

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