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Top IT Trends That Should Be On Your Agency’s Radar In 2025

From AI to advanced analytics, here are the trends that can reshape your IT stack for the better.

With 2024 almost behind us, IT planning is ramping up for many companies. The technology landscape continues to evolve rapidly. Emerging technology like AI is proliferating at an ever-faster clip, and even tried and true workflows are becoming more complex to manage. Considering all these developments, it can be difficult to know which trends your agency should focus on. Let’s work together to get our bearings and make sure your agency kicks off 2025 without a hitch.

AI, AI and more AI

AI continues to dominate IT discussions, and for good reason. One area where we expect to see an increased use of these technologies is fraud detection and identity verification. With fraud and other forms of fraudulent activity continuing to rise, agencies require an easy way to detect and deter this activity. AI-powered tools such as our own SecureMyTransaction meet that need by using cutting-edge technology to confirm stakeholder identities, protect transaction integrity, and reduce agency risk.

Regulatory compliance needs

In the new year, compliance will be a key focus, driven by data privacy fears and the acceleration of automation technologies. Title agencies can take advantage by adopting new platforms that optimize compliance workflows for local, state, and federal regulations. These tools leverage AI to monitor compliance in real time, automate reporting and auditing processes, and integrate seamlessly with other agency technologies.

Advanced analytics and BI

With a dynamic industry like title insurance and real estate, the contours of the market are always in flux. Naturally, this means there is a powerful application for advanced analytics and business intelligence technologies on the agency level. Modern solutions are equipped with features designed to enhance operational efficiency and elevate customer experiences. With the right analytics capabilities, agencies will be well-equipped to conduct powerful risk analyses, track team performance, boost pipeline efficiency, and gain new insight into closing times and transaction volumes.

Cloud-based collaboration and cybersecurity

Since the pandemic, the demand for remote work technologies has exploded. To help navigate this transition, many businesses have adopted cloud-based platforms for communication, collaboration, and cybersecurity. In 2025, these solutions will become ever more tailored and impactful for companies working in the title insurance and real estate fields. These tools benefit agencies with their easy integrations, not to mention AI, productivity, and security features that reduce transaction delays, increase customer confidence, and strengthen their cybersecurity posture.

2025 is the year to put IT front-and-center

For title agencies, achieving market leadership requires more than excellent staff and title production. Establishing the right digital infrastructure is equally important to getting ahead of the competition. AI, cloud computing, advanced analytics—these are all powerful strategies that can help you get there. They will cement a standard of technological excellence in 2025 that will delight existing customers and help you win new ones to boot!


To learn more about how you can begin to strengthen your IT stack with the help of Alliant National’s SecureMyTransaction, visit the solution’s website at securemytransaction.com. There you’ll find blogs, videos, and more that explain how the tool can get you and your team on the cutting edge of digital security.

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