equipment finance
Thought leaders approach most topics walking the line between being first with an idea and having recognized peers supporting/validating the idea. We approached the first article in this series (When uncertainty hits the balance sheet: High Residuals) with that usual balance in mind and are happy to report that we have company in our observations as well as novelty in some of our recommendations.
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For the second year in a row, Tamarack Technology has been named to the Monitor's list of “Innovative Companies." Selected by the publication's editorial board and staff, Tamarack was recognized as a “Sustaining Innovator” for its commitment to continuous improvement through innovation and staying at the forefront of technology change.
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Scott Nelson, Ph.D., President, and Chief Digital Officer, of Tamarack Technology Inc., provides Leasing Avenues with the state of artificial intelligence in the equipment leasing and finance industry. From AI, Machine Learning, and Natural Language Processing to how they can be implemented now, Scott explains how even small lessors can realize substantial benefits. Spoiler Alert: it is now affordable and feasible to implement in under a year.
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Transformation to becoming a “digital business” may be a tired topic, but how many finance companies can actually claim success? Indeed, how many business leaders have a definition of success for digital transformation much less have communicated it companywide?
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Everything from the economy to the housing market is changing at an accelerating pace. Technology is the key to futureproofing your organization. So, how should organizations prepare themselves for the future?
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Automation has been a principal pursuit of business ever since Henry Ford implemented the first assembly line in 1913 and reduced the Model T assembly time from 12 hours to 93 minutes. Twenty-five years later, during World War II, increased demand for military equipment brought mechanization to production lines enabling higher speeds, fewer errors and more efficient use of raw materials.
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