Introduction to the process of appraising large quantities of assets using a "grouped asset" methodology which offers previously unattainable economy, efficiency and reliability compared to asset-by-asset appraisals in many situations. Explains the differences between grouped, asset-by-asset, and mass appraising, provides an understanding of where and when a "grouped asset" process is appropriate, as well as describing the minimum information required to adequately perform valuations using the "grouped asset" technique.
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Robert J. Zises, Asa, is a leading authority on the computer valuation issues and has testified dozens of times as an expert witness on the computer marketplace. Mr. Zises is President and Senior Testifying Expert at NACOMEX USA, a leading appraisal and expert witness consultancy which has been serving corporate and governmental clients since 1987. He is also Executive Director of the Stolen Computer Registry. Mr. Zises has been published widely in the professional, trade and business press with dozens of reports and articles appearing in such publications as Valuation Journal, Journal of Property Tax Management, Journal of Multi-State Taxation, Computer Reseller News, and Washington Business Journal. Mr. Zises is an Accredited Senior Appraiser in Machinery and Technical Specialties, a designation awarded by the American Society of Appraisers, a member of the International Association of Assessing Officers, the National Forensic Center and the recipient of awards for his professional leadership and community service.
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