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This paper highlights a case study about adoption trends in the State of Florida. The paper examines the adoption trends in Florida, among the pioneers in launching a statewide transaction management platform. The results are very encouraging for the future adoption of transaction management.
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The 2021 WAV Group Transaction Management Interoperability Study revealed brokers have strong interest in the ability for Digital Transaction Management systems to pass data seamlessly for the brokerages representing two sides of a transaction. Today, brokers have to enter data in as many as 9 or 10 systems, creating inefficiency, added cost and increased chances of inaccurate data. According to the study, nearly 3/4 of brokers would like to enter data into one system, either at the MLS or brokerage, and then seamlessly pass the information to other systems.
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Your MLS organization is not immune to the “new normal.” Remote work was a growing trend before the pandemic made it an essential part of day-to-day operations for the industries that could manage it. Now that vaccines are available and COVID-19 protocols are changing, the question that many industries are dealing with is whether they should continue to work remotely or not. The real estate industry is one that was able to successfully navigate the pandemic shut downs and now must answer the reopening question. WAV Group has surveyed over 100 MLS and associations about how they are evaluating and answering this very important question that will shape the new normal for years to come.
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This paper addresses the impact of allowing indexing of IDX listings and the unclear language in the NAR policy.
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Site licenses have created a circumstance where the many (all MLS subscribers or brokerage agents) are paying for services used by the few that use a service.
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As a sailor, I can tell you that a rudderless boat is hard to steer. It takes a lot of expert sail trimmers to keep control of the boat. From my perspective, Listing Syndication is a rudderless boat with bad trimmers, and the boat is way off course.
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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance crisscrosses every business in the real estate industry. Yes, it’s another acronym and it is not tech driven. Well, almost not tech driven.
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This paper will provide you with an understanding of the emergence of standards adoption from three different classes of our industry the brokerage class (Upstream, Dash), the MLS vendor class (Trestle™, Spark, The Grid ), and the technology vendor class (Bridge, Listhub).
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