Richard Davies wrote: The UK has a good crop of technology pioneers in cloud computing - for example ElasticHosts, FlexiScale, Flexiant, OnApp - and also some strong government initiatives such as G-Cloud.
We will have to see whether this kind of technical leadership converts into swift mass-market adoption or not.
Integrated
Mortgage Solutions (IMS), the only woman-owned collateral
protection firm offering a seamless suite of secure, integrated services
for the management of distressed portfolios, announced today that it is
now an official member of Women
in Default Services Inc, (WinDS),
the premier default servicing industry association by, for and about
women.
The purpose of WinDS is the education, advancement and recognition of
women in the default servicing industry. WinDS is focused on recognizing
the contributions and advancing the careers of women professionals who
are employed in some capacity related to resolving the real estate
lending and foreclosure crisis. WinDS’ members include appraisers,
property inspectors, attorneys, real estate brokers, property
maintenance specialists, title or escrow officers and asset managers who
work for mortgage lenders, loan servicing firms and third-party
outsource companies.
“IMS prides itself in being woman-owned and operated, and we saw a
natural synergy with Women in Default Services,” said Cheryl Lang,
president and chief executive officer of IMS. “The association is
committed to supporting the advancement and recognition of women in the
default servicing industry and we are honored to count ourselves among
its membership.”
“The addition of IMS supports our stated initiatives of offering
expanded connections and opportunities to Women in Default Services,”
said Arna Freedman, M.S., CDSP, co-founder of WinDS. “As the only
woman-owned collateral protection firm, IMS is commendable for setting a
precedent for women in our industry.”
IMS' comprehensive suite of products and services includes asset
disposition and management (ADAM™), electronic document retrieval
and indexing, property inspection, repair and preservation, hazard
claims recovery, borrower outreach, door-knocks, loss mitigation and REO
management and marketing. IMS’ products and service offering is
supported by IMS ADAPT™, a proprietary, Web-based set of tools
and programs used by the IMS staff, clients and contractors. IMS ADAPT™
delivers a secure, centralized system for initiating work orders,
updating status, reporting status and activity, quality control and
billings.
About Women in Default Services
The mission of Women in Default Services is to advance the careers of
women working in this field, while enhancing their sense of personal and
professional success as a whole, in order to substantially improve
economic conditions for our nation, our communities, our families and
ourselves. WinDS is determined to recognize, commend, and open doors for
talented, dedicated, creative, and hard-working women who wish to expand
and enhance their careers. Therefore, the organization provides
opportunities for women in default services to learn, lead, grow, become
better connected, and share their experiences with other like-minded
women across the country. To accomplish this agenda, WinDS offers
training, mentoring, leadership positions, and places to serve
enthusiastically and compatibly with other women who support the
collective goals of the organization. For more information, please visit www.womeninds.com.
About IMS
Integrated Mortgage Solutions (IMS) is a leading provider of collateral
protection resources for the mortgage servicing sector, offering a full
range of asset management services reducing the costs associated with
loan servicing and default management functions. IMS enhances the
efficiency and effectiveness of these processes through a complete suite
of products and services that include: property inspection, repair and
preservation, hazard claims recovery, borrower outreach, loss
mitigation, and REO management and marketing. For more information
regarding IMS, please visit www.imstoday.com,
follow us on Twitter: @asset_mgmt
and visit our blog: http://www.imstoday.com/blog/insight.aspx.