How will technology impact your firm’s ability to provide services and added value to clients in 2016? When it comes to technology, there is no middle-of-the-pack. You’re either innovating and staying ahead, or you’re falling behind. Our firm prides itself in being state-of-the-art and highly quantitative, allowing us to provide the most sophisticated analysis, and maximize assessment reductions, resulting in lower tax burdens. When investors analyze their current property taxes, future tax burden after having their taxes reduced, or the property taxes of a potential acquisition, our firm has access to real time data through various proprietary sources, resulting in the ability to provide accurate and prompt information. Since this data changes every year, advancements in technology continually enhance our speed and access to information. Of course the most important element delivering results for our clients is the experience, skill, expertise, and relationships that enable us to be resourceful and effective. But having the technology to obtain immediate valuable information provides us with valuable tools to efficiently access and interpret relevant information, and achieve the best result for the client. Sean Cronin, Esq., is a partner at Cronin & Cronin Law Firm, PLLC, Mineola, N.Y. Tags: