Property data is evolving.

Emerging technologies are revolutionising our daily lives. Self-driving cars, robotic assistants and digital currencies are no longer sci-fi, but in active use in the world around us. The acceleration of blockchain, AI and robotics is disrupting traditional business models at pace, particularly in fields where information is interpreted and communicated between parties.

Landmark has been at the forefront of legal product and property data supply for 25 years, with parts of the group supporting title transactions since as far back as 1875. Our core purpose is to enable successful property transactions, and AI is making it easier than ever for us to do this.

AI has surfaced fresh insight to market problems, from reimagining how data flows through the conveyancing process, to advancing risk models, to reshaping customer exprience for homebuyers and professionals.

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AI offers unique opportunities for Landmark – for our people, our partners, customers and consumers. It has ignited another revolution in technology, and as a leading property data business with broad market reach, we find ourselves in pole position to ride this next wave of digital transformation.

From deploying machine learning to find new insights in our land and risk datasets, to streamlining the buying and selling of property by uniting data touchpoints and milestones, the opportunities are endless.

I am excited by how technologists across our group are embracing this new world. AI is integral to the evolution of software development, and in my view, engineers looking to the future must upskill and exploit it. Cloud Computing is key to scalable change, so we’re working closely with our partners at Microsoft, Amazon and Google to achieve new heights.

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