Commentary

I’ve written a great deal about how technology can make a difference in how an insurance carrier reacts to a catastrophe, but all the tools in the world are meaningless if a carrier doesn’t offer the personal touch that people need when they are in the midst of a tragedy.

Whether you are an insurance buyer or seller, your first response to the president’s Sunday night announcement probably had little to do with either of those two functions. Share your initial reactions and thoughts in this blog post.

In many ways, organizational hiring is a lot like the NFL draft. Interviews serve as combines, and managers act as coaches and scouts. Here is how to avoid drafting a bust when hiring for your organization.

As investors and insurers digest the first wave of earnings reports and financial data, it seems appropriate to pause and ask: What have we learned? Here are five personal takeaways.

As investors and insurers digest the first wave of earnings reports and financial data, it seems appropriate to pause and ask: What have we learned? Here are five personal takeaways.

Mobile devices are gaining significant momentum as human user interface devices. The issue for me—and just about everyone else who uses full words when they type—is that getting information into those devices is very difficult.