CARROLLTON, TX, Feb 22, 2013 – DMP BPO, a business process outsourcing company, announced today that they will be exhibiting at the 2013 Texas Association of Appraisal Districts (TAAD) Conference to be held in Dallas, Texas on February 24 – February 27.
DMP BPO offers document management solutions for companies across several industries. Their offerings include a unique closed loop, end-to-end billing solution to both private and public entities using a proprietary Client Information System that tracks and reports production data and USPS delivery information for both outgoing Appraisal notices and incoming remittance payments to enable customers to monitor their performance and better estimate incoming cash flows. “This is the fourth year that we will be exhibiting at the annual TAAD conference. We look forward to returning to the conference this year and sharing our new and technology driven document solutions for appraisal districts.” commented Kevin M. Burke, CFA, CEO of DMP BPO.
The purpose of TAAD is to promote the effective and efficient function of appraisal districts and aid in the improvement of the administration in the State of Texas. “We’re looking forward to more than 800 members, vendors, and speakers meeting in Dallas for four days of education, networking, technology and fellowship.” added Doris Koch, Executive Director of TAAD.
About DMP BPO
DMP BPO is a privately-held company based in Carrollton, Texas. The company was opened in 1992 under the name Direct Mail Partners and began operating under its current name, DMP BPO, in 2013. The company’s mission is to deliver cost-effective and technology driven solutions for companies’ and public entities’ document management needs. Their mission is to enable clients to increase their focus and utilize more resources for core business activities, while outsourcing non-essential business activities to DMP BPO.
About the Texas Association of Appraisal Districts, Inc.
The Texas Association of Appraisal districts, Inc. is a statewide voluntary non-profit organization incorporated and organized to promote the effective and efficient function and administration of appraisal districts in Texas. TAAD’s members govern the association through a yearly Delegate Assembly, which serves as the vehicle for adopting bylaws, policies, beliefs and resolutions. Twenty trustees, one for each of TAAD’s regions, represent the member districts before the Executive Committee. This committee is made up of a president, president-elect, vice president, secretary-treasurer and past president. With the help of various volunteer committees and TAAD’s staff members, this group implements the programs and services TAAD provides to its members.
