Two years after the pandemic hit, remote work isn’t even remotely over. In fact, some labor experts say it’s the largest change in our workforce since World War II. One survey of chief information officers from around the world reports that 72% of their workforces are currently working remotely. Since the tether to the physical…
In businesses of all sizes, who has access to properties and when is always a primary concern. Keyless or electronic access control has reduced many of the hassles and safety worries surrounding access. But when you’re running a large multifamily or commercial portfolio or vacation rental business, you quickly discover that all those people—leasing professionals,…
Whether you’re just beginning to explore smart locks or looking to upgrade an existing access control system, watch out for these common mistakes. Then take it one step further and learn how to get around them with a few tips from the pros. 1. Thinking That Every Door Can Accommodate a Smart Lock Yes,…
Recounted by RemoteLock Customer Service from a customer, Beverly A. I’m lucky to live full-time in Los Angeles and have a second home in San Diego. Back in 2016, I entered a four-year training program for work that required me to be in San Diego two months each year. As it would have been expensive…
Q: Earlier this year you announced that RemoteLock raised $17.8 million in funding. What do you have planned for the next year? RemoteLock is the first Universal Access Control Platform. This means we have our own core access control software, but it’s enhanced by our ever-expanding, business software and lock hardware partners. It’s this interconnected…
Accelerated by the Internet of Things, smart locks are popping up on doors to all types of spaces, from Denver to Dubai. If you’re a homeowner who’s opted for this smart device, you belong to one of the 9 million households that now have at least one smart lock, say industry resources. What’s more, you…
