Jay MossmanIn my 15 years of experience running a company that offers collection software, I have seen a dramatic change in how credit unions operate. The credit union industry should be proud of the ways it has embraced technology.

Every time I travel, I see credit unions doing amazing things. Smart things that drive efficiency, such as bringing business intelligence into their collection processes. In fact, I've observed the industry really evolve through a desire to work smarter, not harder. I've seen it in industry news and I've heard it in conversations with credit unions and business partners.

The days of simply segmenting past due accounts into queues based on criteria like priority, product and alphabetical order are over. Today, credit unions have more access to information than ever, but they need to begin taking advantage of this data in order to combat many of the challenges that our unpredictable marketplace presents.

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