A New Framework for Your Analysts By Paul Laughlin A "competency framework" can help analytics, data science or customer insight leaders in a wide variety of ways.
Opioids: Invading the Workplace By Laura Gardner A survey of Indiana-based companies indicated that a staggering 80% have had problems with employees abusing prescription opioids.
Don’t Lie to Yourself About the Future By Mike Manes Maxine (the cartoon character) says it best, “Change is good as long as I don’t have to do anything different.”
Easy Ways to Start Mentoring Program By Julie Littlechild The reality is that mentoring doesn’t have to be a “time-suck” for a manager, personally, despite its reputation for being exactly that.
3 Ways to Maximize an Insurtech Partnership By Eric Gewirtzman Insurers that partner with an insurtech focused on a narrow goal can find ways to quickly expand that relationship.
Flawed Metrics on Employee Performance By Jon Picoult The very metrics that are often used to gauge employee performance might actually discourage the behavior those companies want to promote.
Are You Reinventing Wheel on Analytics? By Paul Laughlin Once your analysts have a clear business question to answer, do they start new analysis each time, potentially reinventing the wheel?
The New Competitive Advantage By Jiaqi Pan Nowadays, customer experience is the biggest competitive leverage a business could use to win the market.
Are We Losing Our Negotiating Power? By Taylor Smith John Burge The plaintiff bar has investigated a staggering amount of money to improve its data on claims settlements. Insurance industry lawyers are way behind..
Continuous Improvement Comes to Insurance By Tom Bobrowski Process intelligence tools let operations leaders “see” digital products being built, enabling use of statistical process control techniques.
The Experience/Efficiency Paradox By Rory Yates Insurers must move from the manufacturing era (efficiency through administrative scale) to the ecosystem era (maximizing the value of a relationship).
Changing Expectations on Mobile Payments By Julie Schieni 41% of millennials with insurance purchased it with their mobile device, and other generations are moving in that direction, too.