Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that technology is reshaping property management services, enhancing efficiency while maintaining the human touch in community interactions [1][3] - Property services are evolving from traditional maintenance and security to comprehensive community lifecycle services, including activities for the elderly and family engagement [1] - Emergency management capabilities have improved, with property management teams playing crucial roles during crises such as the pandemic and severe weather events [1] Group 2 - The internet has transformed the relationship between property management and residents, fostering a collaborative community ecosystem where residents can participate in decision-making [3] - A model of "crowdsourced wisdom" allows property managers to adapt plans based on resident feedback, enhancing community satisfaction and involvement [3] - The integration of internet technology in property management emphasizes a return to human-centered services, focusing on building emotional connections within the community [3] Group 3 - The Chinese property network project is leveraging the internet for transformation, utilizing offline foundations and online channels for marketing and community engagement [5]