NAR RPR AMP-Upstream Talking Points 5-13-15-f inal
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The document discusses two initiatives: RPR AMPTM and Project Upstream. RPR AMPTM is a proposed MLS backend platform that would provide a standardized database while allowing MLSs to customize their front-end applications. Project Upstream aims to create a centralized data entry platform to simplify and standardize how real estate data is collected and distributed. The document notes that RPR and Project Upstream see potential synergies in their platforms and are exploring a partnership where RPR's resources could help accelerate Project Upstream's development.
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PaaS market globally is witnessing a paradigm shift from its vanilla coding platforms for developers to code-free platforms. Global market conditions within the cloud computing space have been very skeptical about the evolution of PaaS but extremely positive of its growth in the decades to follow. As companies are ready to reduce IT costs, the developers are also keen on understanding developments in PaaS which would increase their rapid prototyping and subsequent product development. The turnaround time for app development reduces with PaaS which is also one of the reasons for its possible growth in the future.
Many countries are now passing regulations on cloud computing and scaling up their infrastructure, which has given ample hope to companies deploying PaaS. The start-up culture, often credited with the birthing of cloud computing has seen exponential growth in innovation which also involves infrastructure investments taken care by PaaS deploying firms. North America and Europe stand out as the cloud-ready markets but the emerging regions like South East Asia and Middle East are also tipped as major revenue markets for companies around the globe.
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