In this episode of the Mortgage Tech Intelligence podcast, host Ed Furbee interviews Tina Kosur, head of the Project Management Office at Blue Sage Solutions. Tina shares her extensive experience in the lending industry and discusses the critical role of project management in successful technology implementations. She outlines the importance of adaptability in methodologies, the significance of the first 90 days of implementation, and the key performance indicators used to measure success. Tina also addresses common risks in implementations and emphasizes the need for strong communication and collaboration to mitigate these risks. The conversation concludes with insights into future opportunities for the Blue Sage PMO and the importance of standardized solutions in the lending process.

In this episode of Mortgage Tech Intelligence, host Ed Furbee interviews Joey McDuffee, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Blue Sage Solutions. They discuss the importance of modernizing loan origination systems (LOS) to enhance lender operations and borrower experiences. Joey shares insights on the challenges lenders face when transitioning from outdated technology, the strategies Blue Sage employs to ensure smooth implementation, and the significant improvements in customer experience achieved through their technology. The conversation also touches on future trends in mortgage technology, including the role of AI, and how Blue Sage is adapting to serve lenders of all sizes.

In this episode of Mortgage Tech Intelligence, host Ed Furbee and David Aach, COO of Blue Sage Solutions, discuss the critical questions lenders should consider before signing a mortgage tech contract. They explore the challenges posed by outdated technology, the importance of cloud-native solutions, and the evolving needs of mid-market lenders. The conversation emphasizes the significance of data ownership, security, and the necessity for lenders to test technology before making a commitment. David shares insights on the trends in mortgage technology and the risks associated with legacy systems, providing valuable takeaways for lenders looking to future-proof their operations.