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Posted by Tamarack in Tamarack News and Updates on 7/20/2022
Within months of the implementation of the artificial intelligence (AI) platform from Tamarack Technology, Inc., KLC Financial, Inc. has realized significant improvements in its operational efficiency. By implementing custom reporting using Tamarack’s Data Console business intelligence framework, the national equipment leasing and finance company has dramatically reduced the amount of time dedicated to completing the company’s complex monthly commission process.
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Posted by Scott Nelson in Perspectives on 6/22/2022
The availability and analysis of data is the driving force for change in business today and we see five ways that it is going to change the way equipment finance operates over the next few years. We note that “changing the way a business operates” is another way to say “changing our behavior” so we are really talking about five ways data is going to create innovation in our industry.
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Posted by Scott Nelson in Perspectives on 5/24/2022
An interview with Equipment Finance leader David Gnade on the risk and opportunities of impending rate hikes.
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Posted by Tamarack in Tamarack News and Updates on 3/8/2022
Tamarack Technology is proud to announce that its President and Chief Digital Officer Scott Nelson, PhD has been invited to join the board of directors for Faribault, Minn.-based Reliance Bank.
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Posted by Scott Nelson in Perspectives on 2/21/2022
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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Posted by Scott Nelson in Perspectives on 2/8/2022
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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