Kinexio, a leading enterprise software solution for property management, has announced the acquisition of MyTAG, a global software and technology company offering solutions for proof of presence, proof of compliance and enhanced security to safeguard people, property and assets.
The acquisition of MyTAG marks a milestone in Kinexio’s growth strategy, following the recent launch of its Sales Collection and Data Insights Platform earlier this month. MyTAG’s range of innovative products will be integrated into Kinexio’s enterprise property management platform, which provides a comprehensive suite to improve communication, reduce cost and drive net operating income across commercial property portfolios.
Trusted NFC technology
MyTAG specialises in the use of trusted NFC technology to support security teams, facilities management and building managers. Their proprietary technology solution helps manage security at some of the largest and best-known locations across the United Kingdom and the United States, including The Crown Estate, BNP Paribas and CityPoint London.
David Fuller-Watts, CEO at Kinexio said:
“We are thrilled to welcome MyTAG to the Kinexio group and bring their product offerings to our evolving platform. The commercial real estate industry is increasingly data-driven, with strong demand for software that optimises operations such as security and compliance which are critical for risk management and the performance of assets. Integrating MyTAG’s proprietary technology into Kinexio’s platform further establishes us as the premier software solution for managing commercial and mixed-use locations globally.”
Mike George, Founder at MyTAG said:
“Having worked alongside David and the Kinexio team at several of our clients’ properties, this partnership is the natural progression in our journey. Over the last 12-years we have refined MyTAG’s technology to provide a robust solution for property and facilities management.
As part of Kinexio, MyTAG will gain a broader reach, allowing us to embed our patented technology even deeper into commercial property management.”