More on Trim Tab, RPR, AMP and the Future of MLS Technology
Now that I’ve been liberated from some of my confidentiality constraints (see my previous post, which required permission from various companies I had non-disclosure agreements
Now that I’ve been liberated from some of my confidentiality constraints (see my previous post, which required permission from various companies I had non-disclosure agreements
[NOTE: This is a post I wrote for a client, SIRMLS, and decided to cross-post to my blog because it tells so much of my
I recently had the pleasure of talking to Andrew Flachner of RealScout, who penned this article on Inman recently: The answer to me, and to
I recently had the pleasure of talking to Andrew Flachner of RealScout, who penned this article on Inman recently: The answer to me, and to
So far in Part 1 of our journey, we have examined the pressing problems facing the MLS industry. In Part 2, we identified the source
Judging by the stats, it appears that few people actually took the time to listen to my most recent podcast, featuring Brian Balduf of VHT
In Part I of this series we looked at the MLS industry from a historical perspective, leading us now to a closer look at the
Preface For the past 18 months I have been busy working on a project. The subject of the project is not new — the evolution
In the comments to my previous post about MLS making money, Carol Van Gorp wrote something that really made some things click for me.
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