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Chief Product and Technology Officer, ATTOM Data Solutions

Todd Teta, ATTOM Data Solutions chief product and technology officer

As the chief product and technology officer for ATTOM Data Solutions, Todd Teta is responsible for product development and tech innovation.

Under Teta’s leadership, ATTOM has created ATTOM DaaS. This solution allows businesses to efficiently leverage the power of property data without the process of building data management capabilities in-house. In the DaaS solution, the customer does not have to download and load data files, rather, the customer simply accesses the database directly in the cloud. DaaS is a publishing system at heart, not just a delivery method as data published via DaaS is updated daily. Teta’s team also manages the rigorous data management process involving more than 20 steps validates, which standardizes and enhances the data collected by ATTOM and  assigns each property record with a persistent, unique ID  which the company calls the ATTOM ID.

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