As DRN’s License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology has advanced over the last several years, so has the need for lenders to access and use more data than ever before. DRN began introducing LPR into the repo industry in 2008 by launching what is known today as “Live Pick Up”. This
DRN held its first-ever Virtual Showcase in October 2020, hosting experts from various segments of the auto industry. Part of the agenda focused on repossession. We hosted a number of our Affiliates as well as several industry leaders to discuss the state of the repo industry coming out of the
DRN prides itself on our strong partnerships with our affiliates. Without them, the continuous stream of license plate recognition (LPR) scans that fuel the auto recovery industry runs dry. Our affiliate team focuses time and effort on building relationships with our agents to ensure they have the technology, resources and
At Used Car Week 2020, I talked with Zach Hallowell from Manheim Digital Solutions about both the challenges and opportunities we observed and experienced across the auto lending and repo industries during COVID-19. One key factor we discussed was how much the pandemic has changed buyer behavior. Zach talked about
Jamie Kidd joined DRN in 2017 after working in several field sales roles for other technology companies. Jamie covers midwestern states including Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and has recently expanded his territory to
At Used Car Week 2020, DRN’s sister company MVTrac participated in a panel discussion about effects of the pandemic on the repossession industry, and keys to how it will recover in 2021 and beyond. Some of COVID-19’s most significant impacts on the vehicle repo industry include: Decreased volume: General business
Partnership History: Premier Members Credit Union, based in Boulder, Colorado, began its partnership with DRN in 2017 after hearing success stories from other lenders. DRN’s Location Alerts tool quickly became an important piece in PMCU’s vehicle repossession process and one they relied on heavily as they expanded into other states.
Brandy Ceniceros has been with DRN for more than six years in various roles. Beginning January 1, 2021, she opened the next chapter of her DRN career as Affiliate Manager for the Southern Region. We recently talked with Brandy about her growth with DRN and her plans and expectations for
The last several months have created numerous challenges and changes for businesses of all kinds. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the value of bringing experts together to discuss the state of our industry, best practices, and trends and innovations that can drive our future success. While we can’t
Everyone has felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and DRN is no different. We had to shift gears quickly to adjust to changes in the industry, including: Fewer cars on the road due to stay-at-home orders and business/school closures (meaning fewer vehicle scans); Lenders deferring payments and repossessions by
As DRN’s License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology has advanced over the last several years, so has the need for lenders to access and use more data than ever before. DRN began introducing LPR into the repo industry in 2008 by launching what is known today as “Live Pick Up”. This
DRN held its first-ever Virtual Showcase in October 2020, hosting experts from various segments of the auto industry. Part of the agenda focused on repossession. We hosted a number of our Affiliates as well as several industry leaders to discuss the state of the repo industry coming out of the
DRN prides itself on our strong partnerships with our affiliates. Without them, the continuous stream of license plate recognition (LPR) scans that fuel the auto recovery industry runs dry. Our affiliate team focuses time and effort on building relationships with our agents to ensure they have the technology, resources and
At Used Car Week 2020, I talked with Zach Hallowell from Manheim Digital Solutions about both the challenges and opportunities we observed and experienced across the auto lending and repo industries during COVID-19. One key factor we discussed was how much the pandemic has changed buyer behavior. Zach talked about
Jamie Kidd joined DRN in 2017 after working in several field sales roles for other technology companies. Jamie covers midwestern states including Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and has recently expanded his territory to
At Used Car Week 2020, DRN’s sister company MVTrac participated in a panel discussion about effects of the pandemic on the repossession industry, and keys to how it will recover in 2021 and beyond. Some of COVID-19’s most significant impacts on the vehicle repo industry include: Decreased volume: General business
Partnership History: Premier Members Credit Union, based in Boulder, Colorado, began its partnership with DRN in 2017 after hearing success stories from other lenders. DRN’s Location Alerts tool quickly became an important piece in PMCU’s vehicle repossession process and one they relied on heavily as they expanded into other states.
Brandy Ceniceros has been with DRN for more than six years in various roles. Beginning January 1, 2021, she opened the next chapter of her DRN career as Affiliate Manager for the Southern Region. We recently talked with Brandy about her growth with DRN and her plans and expectations for
The last several months have created numerous challenges and changes for businesses of all kinds. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the value of bringing experts together to discuss the state of our industry, best practices, and trends and innovations that can drive our future success. While we can’t
Everyone has felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and DRN is no different. We had to shift gears quickly to adjust to changes in the industry, including: Fewer cars on the road due to stay-at-home orders and business/school closures (meaning fewer vehicle scans); Lenders deferring payments and repossessions by