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ardi Canada kicked off the first day of YASC Canada 2024, a conference that welcomed over 1,000 attendees for the first time in more than 20 years. The event's general session, "The Future is Now – and It Needs AI," set the stage for discussions on how artificial intelligence will shape the future of real estate.
Peter Altobelli, vice president and general manager of Yardi Canada, opened the session, reflecting on the company's growth in Canada since its establishment over two decades ago. From a small team of five staff members to a team of more than 500 across three offices, Yardi Canada has grown alongside its clients. "Our remarkable presence in Canada has left us with a significant responsibility to build trust, communication and mutual support," Altobelli said.
The general session highlighted Yardi's commitment to delivering AI-powered solutions that streamline operations, enhance user experience, and drive efficiencies for property managers across Canada. "The next chapter of real estate requires us to embrace AI and the opportunities it offers, and Yardi is committed to providing our clients with the tools to adapt to a rapidly changing market," Altobelli continued.
Yardi develops industry-leading software for real estate companies worldwide, celebrating 40 years of innovation. With over 9,500 employees, Yardi is dedicated to driving innovation and helping clients succeed in the real estate industry.
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