In real estate, title insurance and mortgage lending, technology keeps transactions moving. Production platforms, email, cloud applications and networks must operate reliably and securely, often under significant time pressure. For many small and mid-sized organizations, managing that environment entirely in-house is not practical. An experienced IT service provider can fill critical gaps, support employees, maintain systems and strengthen cybersecurity. However, the value of that relationship depends on selecting the right provider and clearly defining its responsibilities. In this installment of the Reducing Risk series, we examine why IT service providers matter, the risks of inadequate support, the services a strong provider should deliver and how to manage the relationship effectively. Why an IT service provider matters An IT service provider does more than respond when a computer stops working. A capable provider helps maintain the technology foundation that supports daily operations, customer service, transaction integrity and business continuity. That role is especially important in title, mortgage and real estate organizations, where systems may contain NPI, escrow instruc...
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