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Bob Davis 0
Is your supply chain a burning house?

I grew up in a town called Bremerton, Washington.  It is situated on the Kitsap Peninsula right in the middle of Puget Sound.  Given its location so close to the ocean there are a lot of naval installations in the vicinity.  The majority of the residents work at the Trident Missile

Simon Overton 0
There’s a need for speed, but with an eye on fraud

According to broker’s “best” and “worst” verbatim responses in this year’s Insurance Times Broker Service Survey, insurers who act quickly to verify and settle claims are their preferred partners. This year’s importance scores reveals brokers are placing a stronger emphasis on claims in comparison to previous surveys. Those instances where

Stuart Rose 0
Can I Quote You on That? - 2014 in review

Earlier this year, I was speaking with an insurance executive and he said something that turned out to be my favorite quote of 2014: “Premium revenue is like heroin.” While this seems like an unlikely analogy  or simile?. The point this executive was trying to make an interesting argument.  Insurance

Internet of Things
Tom Morse 0
An IoT-connected Christmas

As 2014 slowly winds down it’s time to gear up for the holiday shopping rush. As in recent years the Consumer Electronics Association reports tech gifts will again be high on everyone’s list this holiday shopping season. A new addition to the list this year are numerous Internet of Things

Data Management
Leo Sadovy 3
Big Silos: The dark side of Big Data

The bigness of your data is likely not its most important characteristic. In fact, it probably doesn’t even rank among the Top 3 most important data issues you have to deal with.  Data quality, the integration of data silos, and handling and extracting value from unstructured data are still the most

Fiona McNeill 0
Seth Grimes with More on Text Analytics

Perhaps it’s the same for you - it’s getting harder to get to all the conferences I’d like to attend. One of the benefits of getting out there is a chance to learn about different perspectives in an industry. When someone has a broad perspective, particularly if they’ve been in

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