The sale of certain types of public information via the Internet or via mobile devices is another form of such revenue generation. And, because of the openness and widespread acceptance of the Internet in businesses worldwide, the 'clients' for such information are not strictly property owners, but other organizations in the market infrastructure surrounding the land exchange market. As an example, large buyers of land information in the developed countries are real estate companies, law firms and banks. By selling this information, the market actually improves. By selling this information over the Internet, the market not only improves but moves faster.
Faster movement means faster and additional transactions.
Faster and additional transactions mean additional revenue. It is important to note that the means of delivery of this information is as important as the information content itself. The Internet is perceived as efficient, client-controlled, and a mode of instant information delivery. Higher values are placed upon such delivery. The fifth component of an land management system is mobile technologies.