Monthly Archives: March 2020

Five Ways Outsourcing Can Accelerate Your Enterprise’s Mortgage Processing

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From improvements in customer satisfaction and company management to quick turnaround time and better loan processing, outsourcing mortgage loan processing can be beneficial in more than one way.

Do you recall the US housing crisis from 2006 to 2009? Yes, that crisis changed the way banks approved their mortgage loans. Banks were forced to become stricter with the approval of loans. Before the occurrence of the housing issue, the average borrower paid 20% of their down payment versus today when borrowers pay only 5%. This has a huge impact on the operational costs and profit of a mortgage lending company. Is it possible for mortgage processing to be done at a lower cost so that the bank or the lender can focus their resources on improving their services?

Yes, outsourcing can eliminate the burden of mortgage processing and other time-intensive tasks that a mortgage company handles. Also, lenders are not the only ones to benefit from outsourcing. Big banks, small banks as well as mortgage brokers can also benefit greatly from outsourcing. Here are five ways how outsourcing mortgage processing can help your business.

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Three Big Benefits of Route Optimization for Your Shipping Enterprise

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Sharp reduction in costs, on-time deliveries and happy customers are the three biggest benefits that a shipping enterprise can gain from outsourcing route optimization services. Read this blog post to find out more.

Did you know that route optimization can streamline your processes, minimizes fuel costs and improve the overall efficiency of your business? Almost any type of shipping enterprise can benefit greatly from route optimization as it can help any logistics organization to make fast and accurate deliveries and fulfill consignee demands.

The science behind route optimization is simple. Computer algorithms and analytics are used to identify the most efficient route for a delivery based on variables like distance, traffic congestion, closest drivers, turns and intersections. With the route easily determined, the fleet manager of a shipping enterprise will be able to automatically assign routes.

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5 Uses of Bounding Boxes

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Read this blog post to find out how bounding box annotations are used across various fields.

Did you know that bounding boxes is currently the most popular image annotation method that is used in machine learning? Yes, it’s true! Bounding boxes annotators can outline a given object in a box as per the given machine leaning project requirements. This annotation method is the cheapest and lowest time taking methods amongst others. Bounding box is much needed in object classification of images and to localize images for computer vision. It can also be used for semantic segmentation like retail clothing, autonomous vehicle driving, satellite imagers and furniture detection to name a few.

Let us explore the different uses of bounding boxes image annotation and how it used for object detection and classification in various fields.

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Differences and Similarities Between Accounting and Bookkeeping

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Understanding the differences and similarities between bookkeeping and accounting can help you figure out if your enterprise will require bookkeeping or accounting or even both.

Both accounting and bookkeeping are important business functions, but there is a sharp distinction between them, although they do have similarities. Do you know the difference? If you hail from a non-commerce background, it may not be easy to differentiate between bookkeeping and accounting. It is important to understand the difference and similarities as you can understand what you will be paying for when outsourcing these services. While your business may require both the services, the scope of bookkeeping and accounting is similar and different to a certain extent.

Keep in mind that bookkeeping is the stepping-stone of accounting. To keep it simple, remember that accounting is more in-depth and analytical when compared to bookkeeping. Bookkeeping is only a part of accounting and is used to create a base for accounting.

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