There’s always something new on the horizon in the ARM industry but determining what’s truly relevant can be a challenge. That’s where insideARM’s weekly recap comes in. Our weekly recap of top stories will give you the news we found most interesting last week and, more importantly, why we think it’s relevant. Last week, we brought you insights into how AI can transform recovery rates, details about a case that may influence standing issues in certain state courts, and updates regarding the evolution of text messaging.
On Tuesday, we brought you an article from Bridgeforce that walks through how AI innovation can transform recovery rates. AI is a huge topic of discussion across the industry but deciding the best place to deploy AI and how it can be most useful can cause movement to stagnate. This easy-to-read guide can help any organization determine how their deployments measure up, or where they should consider starting.
On Wednesday, we brought you details from Orrick about a state court case in which a judge determined that a consumer’s allegation of spending additional time, effort, and expense were enough for standing. State court opinions regarding standing have continued to vary. This is another one to be aware of as litigation strategies evolve.
On Thursday, we brought you an inside view on the evolution of text messaging from TCN. The only thing that seems to be certain in digital communications is change. Embracing new technology is critical, but to do so, it’s imperative to understand what’s on the horizon, the challenges, and how others are harnessing technology to their advantage. This video can be useful to anyone hoping to stay ahead of the text messaging curve.
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