Technology & Innovation

Businesses are beginning to realize the benefits of automation and AI for improved productivity, flexibility, and cost reductions. Read on for more.

Transitioning to new software opens up business benefits that go beyond bottom-line impact. Read on for 4 hidden benefits of switching to a new software.

In title & escrow, software is the backbone supporting daily work. We break down the criteria every company should consider when evaluating software options.

As technology continues to transform the home buying experience further upstream (in the home search and loan process), it’s important for title & escrow companies to be aware of how these advancements impact homebuyer expectations at closing. Read on for more.

Cloud-based software is especially beneficial for title & escrow companies. Learn how cloud-based software can bring multiple parties onto 1 secure system.

Learn more about eClosings and insights on best practices for navigating the digital landscape.

In part 1 of our series on digital maturity, we offer change management best practices for title companies to transition to technology-enabled workflows & strategies.

When you’re ready to buy software, how will you determine whether you’re getting something you’ll be happy with over the long run? Here is a quick, easy reference guide and template to help you evaluate products and vendors like a pro.

Thanks to new and improved software options, finding the right home has become substantially quicker and more efficient. However, the closing process largely remains a frustrating web of disconnected processes.

Qualia partnered with leading property intelligence and lien search provider PropLogix to bring the title community insightful tips and stats about hidden property issues.

With the two-year anniversary of the TRID rule coming up, the MReport, the leading mortgage banking industry publication, asked us for some expert insights about how the industry is dealing with the incorporation of the mandates. Charlotte Brown, one of our product regionalization and document production systems experts, provided her

Are you one of those folks still a little leery of new technology? Do you long for the good old days, when the folks from I.T. could just show up in your office and “take care of things?”