Technology tips & tricks focus of July 16 IAAO webinar
July 9 – “Little County, Big Dreams through Technology” focuses on tips and tricks that smaller jurisdictions can leverage and take advantage of to increase technology and productivity in an efficient and budget friendly manner. The webinar will also discuss strategic planning and future goals that smaller jurisdictions can achieve.
“Little County, Big Dreams” is set for Wednesday, July 16 from Noon to 1:30 p.m. The webinar will be presented by Jonathan Beck, AAS and Nathan Ray and is worth 1.5 CEUs. Registration fees are $55 for members and $99 for nonmembers. Register here.
July Strategic Business Partner Webinars
Nearmap: July 9 – Assess smarter, not harder
As development accelerates and staff resources shrink, assessors are under mounting pressure to do more with less — without sacrificing fairness or accuracy.
Join IAAO Strategic Partner Nearmap at noon Central on Wednesday, July 9, for “Assess Smarter, Not Harder: Location Intelligence to Modernize Valuations,” which is an in-depth session exploring how assessors across the U.S. are using Nearmap’s high-resolution aerial imagery and AI-powered location intelligence to modernize property valuations, reduce field inspections, and uncover hidden taxable value. Register here.
C3 AI: July 23 – The Future of Property Assessment
Property assessment teams are under pressure — managing fragmented data, rising appeals, and shifting regulations, all while striving to deliver fast, fair, and accurate valuations aligned with IAAO standards.
Discover how the C3 AI Property Appraisal application helps local governments modernize the property valuation process with complete, accurate, and defensible property appraisals.
Join IAAO Strategic Partner C3 AI at noon Central on Wednesday, July 23 for “The Future of Property Assessment: Accelerating Appraisals with AI,” which will highlight key capabilities of C3 AI Property Appraisal and demonstrate how agencies across the United States are using it at scale to increase valuation accuracy, boost appraiser efficiency, and promote transparency and fairness throughout the assessment process. Register here
EagleView: July 30 – The Virtual Assessor
The role of the assessor is evolving. Assessment professionals are being asked to modernize outdated workflows, reduce field visits, and defend assessments in the face of growing appeals, all while upholding fairness and compliance with standards. But limited resources and inconsistent property data make this a daunting task.
Fortunately, new tools are emerging to meet the moment. Artificial intelligence and high-resolution aerial imagery are enabling assessors to detect sketch discrepancies, identify property changes, and classify land cover – all from the office. This combination of technology is creating a new model: the virtual assessor.
Join IAAO Strategic Partner EagleView at noon Central on July 30 for “The Virtual Assessor: How AI and Aerial Imagery Are Shaping the Future of Property Valuation.” Register here