ISGN Corporation has named Tim Anderson as its new director of corporate technology strategy. He brings more than 30 years of mortgage industry and technology experience to ISGN, where he will develop a strategic roadmap for ISGN’s delivery of products, services and technology, helping position the company as the leading driver of solutions in the mortgage marketplace.Anderson has been involved in all facets of the mortgage industry during his career, most recently on the technology side where he helped to develop one of the first e-mortgage platforms, and e-signature and e-vaulting technologies. At ISGN, Anderson will lead efforts to define the company’s technology strategy, enabling ISGN to create next generation products and services that take advantage of evolving Web-based cloud technology.
"The cloud gives us the scalability and flexibility to create systems that are unique for every customer," Anderson said. "ISGN is one of the few companies in the mortgage industry that is uniquely positioned with a knowledge base of technology, resources and people to offer product and services solutions tailored to specific customer needs."
Prior to joining ISGN, Anderson served as senior vice president of Lender Processing Services Inc. (LPS), and before that, as president of SigniaDocs Inc., where he was involved in the development of e-commerce mortgage products and services. Previously, he was vice president of eMortgage services with Stewart Transaction Solutions. As a leader in the evolution of technology in the mortgage arena, Anderson also founded eMortgage Alliance, which supports MISMO open standards for compliant paperless processes for mortgages.
“ISGN’s competitive advantage is that we are nimble to build the processes and utilize technology to lower costs and compliance risk for our customers as challenges evolve,” said Krishna Srinivasan, vice chairman and chief executive officer of ISGN. “We’re very pleased that Tim will be designing product and services strategies to help us continue to transform the industry.”
