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My New BFF Is a Smart VDR

Review of SmartRoom, a secure virtual data room)that was first conceived to securely host due diligence documents for an expedited Chapter 11 asset sale of multiple properties with multiple potential bidders.

22 minute readNovember 02, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Tinamarie Feil
My New BFF Is a Smart VDR

My Dear SmartRoom, you are my new BFF (best friend forever)! You are a smart, secure VDR (virtual data room) that was first conceived to securely host due diligence documents for an expedited Chapter 11 asset sale of multiple properties with multiple potential bidders.

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