Digitization
Technology continues to transform business models around the globe as companies compete for customers and employees. How will emerging technologies impact equipment finance and what will the industry look like in five to 15 years? Monitor checks in with three industry leaders who share their outlooks and provide advice for creating business strategies that will survive the test of time.
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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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The pressure to be competitive in the equipment finance industry has never been higher. The Covid-19 pandemic and the current economic conditions combined with the need for equipment finance companies to satisfy both current and future customer expectations have driven the industry to a place where digital transformation is no longer “nice to have”, it’s essential.
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Every company is at a different stage on their way to becoming digital competitors. Both customers and employees have increased digital expectations that are waiting to be met. As technology and expectations continue to change, it is vital for companies to be able to respond.
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For some curiosity is natural and instinctive. But others must learn how to learn - just as children do in their early years when they are encouraged to ask questions. The complexity of modern day business and pressures to conform to operational tenets can diffuse the clarity that comes from questions and learning.
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