As AI moves from hype to layers of solutions all defined by data, the belief that using familiar approaches will create outsized results is a false narrative.
Tag: Mark Dangelo
A Nexus of Complexities Facing Mortgage Leaders: Mark Dangelo
In a year of presidential politics, the sound bites never seem to end—or become more pointed.
Mark Dangelo: AI and Aging Workforces–Not Mutually Exclusive
In real estate the mantra is about location, location, location. Today, it is about AI, AI, AI.
Mark Dangelo: In an Age of Everything AI, ‘Superman, Where are You Now?’
If you want to compete in an Age of AI against well-funded competitors, staying the course may prove to be Kryptonite to sustainability.
A Year of Technological and Industry Convergence: Mark Dangelo
The promise and early results of innovative advancements—data, technology, AI—is delivering a waterfall of capabilities. However, these capabilities are often converging, requiring non-traditional integrations at a time with low loan profitability and personnel exiting the industry.
Mark P. Dangelo: The Path to 2024 Growth–A Sea Change of AI Transformations and Upskilling
With Q* now rumored, the multi-dimensional demands and opportunities for AI solutions have never been greater—but it is not traditional.
A “Fool’s Gambit”—Surviving until 2025? A Mark Dangelo Editorial
This downturn is one of the greatest opportunities for small and medium sized lenders—but only if they use data ideation to lead.
Mark P. Dangelo: Playing Chicken with the Data Freight Train
The “mastery” of data is not about how much you capture, how large your data warehouses or lakes become, or the native cloud provisioning solutions you deploy—it is about creating, sustaining, and utilizing a data supply chain already being deployed by non-traditional lenders. To think otherwise is akin to “playing chicken” with a freight train—hoping somehow it will veer from its tracks and spare you.
Mark P. Dangelo: Playing Chicken with the Data Freight Train
The “mastery” of data is not about how much you capture, how large your data warehouses or lakes become, or the native cloud provisioning solutions you deploy—it is about creating, sustaining, and utilizing a data supply chain already being deployed by non-traditional lenders. To think otherwise is akin to “playing chicken” with a freight train—hoping somehow it will veer from its tracks and spare you.
Mark P. Dangelo: Playing Chicken with the Data Freight Train
The “mastery” of data is not about how much you capture, how large your data warehouses or lakes become, or the native cloud provisioning solutions you deploy—it is about creating, sustaining, and utilizing a data supply chain already being deployed by non-traditional lenders. To think otherwise is akin to “playing chicken” with a freight train—hoping somehow it will veer from its tracks and spare you.