Fidelity National Information Services launched FIS Desktop -- an enterprise workflow, document and expense management offering -- at the Mortgage Bankers Association's National Mortgage Servicing Conference & Expo.FIS Desktop provides mortgage lenders, servicers and investors with technology to manage the post-origination loan cycle from loan acquisition and boarding through loss mitigation and real estate-owned property disposition. "Like many industries, mortgage servicing operations struggle to integrate multiple, function-specific technology solutions across the enterprise," said Greg Whitworth, president of the FIS recently formed Loan Portfolio Solutions division. "A lack of integration among workflow, imaging and expense management applications typically created silos in an organization, making it virtually impossible to respond to market trends," he said. Mortgage Corp., one of the first mortgage servicers to use the integrated components of FIS Desktop, indicated it is experiencing increased efficiency and significantly reduced operating costs as a result of the platform's document and electronic invoice management capabilities.
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