3 Reasons appraisal management technology projects fail

Appraisal modernization requires adoption of technology – often new technology that lenders have not implemented before. Many appraisal technology platform vendors emerged at the same time the concept of appraisal modernization took hold in the industry – coming out with slick user interfaces and big promises. Now two years into the appraisal modernization era, many lenders are frustrated. Either implementations have been delayed, projects have failed, or technology did not yield the expected results. 

This webinar will explore the top three reasons appraisal management technology fails and offer tips to lenders to help them get back on track with appraisal modernization.

Date & Time: October 25, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: AppraisalWorks

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Meet the Panel:

Chris-Anderson

Chris Anderson
Client Success Manager,
AppraisalWorks

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Kenon Chen
Executive Vice President, Strategy and Growth,
Clear Capital

Frank-Guarnera

Frank Guarnera
Director of Sales,
AppraisalWorks

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