Is Insurance Industry Falling in Love With Technology Again? June 1, 2015 By Jamie Macgregor Back in the 2000s, shortly after the dot-com bubble, I remember being part of discussions where the role of technology...
The Value of Hurricane Forecasts May 18, 2015 By Charles Watson While state of the art of hurricane forecasting has improved over the last two decades, coastal exposures and populations at...
Challenges Continue as Drone Regulations Take Shape May 4, 2015 By Tom Karol Unmanned aerial systems, or drones as they are more commonly known, could serve important roles for property/casualty insurance companies, many...
5 Myths About Cyber Security and Data Breaches April 20, 2015 By Dena Magyar Data privacy is a rapidly evolving area with many misconceptions. Being aware of such myths puts agents at an advantage...
New Insurance Players: Disruptors or Duds? April 6, 2015 By Marty Agather Those with long careers in the insurance industry have seen newer entrants founder on the shoals of our business. Many...
Wildfire in 2015: What to Expect? March 23, 2015 By Thomas Jeffery The past two years did not result in the amount of wildfire activity that many wildfire scientists, foresters and fire...
Wildfire in 2015: What to Expect? March 21, 2015 By Thomas Jeffery The past two years did not result in the amount of wildfire activity that many wildfire scientists, foresters and fire...
Tapping Into the Talent Pipeline March 9, 2015 By Wendall Braniff By 2020, the entire insurance industry will have 400,000 positions to fill. About 120 academic programs exist worldwide offering courses,...
Low Minimum Limits Unfairly Shift Financial Responsibility February 23, 2015 By F.E. 'Rick' Russell II For years, we’ve listened to those who beat the drum to maintain minimum liability insurance limits that have been in...
Tomorrow’s Talent Challenge February 9, 2015 By Marguerite Tortorello Imagine you are CEO of a company and nearly half the employees that make your company succeed will retire in...