AI in Appraisal: Smart Strategies for Equipment Appraisers
In today's crowded digital world, standing out as an [...]
Upholding USPAP Standards: An Ethical Framework for Machinery & Equipment Appraisers
In the world of machinery and equipment appraisal, ethics [...]
Shifts in Machinery Values: Opportunities in the Transition from Retail to Logistics
The rise of e-commerce and the steady decline of [...]
Retail Store Closures: Implications for Machinery and Equipment Appraisal
The retail landscape in 2024 has seen some major [...]
Are Assets and Inventory Included in an Asset Sale?
When preparing for an asset sale, business owners and [...]
Value Drivers in Appraisal: Insights from Certified Machinery and Equipment Appraisers
The key value drivers in machinery and equipment appraisal [...]
Recent International Society of Business Analysts (ISBA) Podcasts
As we’ve discussed in the past, membership in the NEBB Institute automatically gives you membership in the International Society of Business Analysts (ISBA). ISBA membership is a tremendous resource to have, in part because of the educational opportunities it provides. Our educational podcasts touch on an array of subjects, everything from buying your business to […]
CMEA, MEA, and SBA
Within the machinery and equipment appraisal realm, there are a number of different designations that appraisers can earn. Three of the most common designations are Machinery & Equipment Appraiser (MEA), Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraiser (CMEA), and Senior Business Analyst (SBA). They all sound suitably impressive, but what do they all mean? A CMEA is […]
Looking Back and Looking Forward
It was just shy of three years ago when the National Equipment and Business Builders (NEBB) Institute made its debut into the blogging world. Since then we’ve had the opportunity to blog about all manner of topics connected to the machinery and business appraisal world — why attorneys need a CMEA, USPAP: the hypothetical and […]
The Future of Machinery and Equipment Appraisals
The world is moving forward, and whether we like it or not, we must all move forward with it. The image of the appraiser sitting in an office with a desk covered in paperwork and huge file cabinets stuffed with more paperwork is becoming as outdated as the 8-track. Technology is changing everything. Many appraisal […]
