Core Insurance Systems and the Sunk Cost Fallacy
Michael Kelly, CEO
The result of sunk cost fallacy leads to multiple problems for group insurance carriers – budgets wasted, business ...
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Paid Leave Laws Off to a Busy Start in 2019
Lori Welty, Esq., Absence Management Senior Compliance Attorney
The states are off to the races, as they’ve begun the year with a slew of new paid family and medical leave ...
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Open Core Strategy: Standards, Ecosystems and Ad Hoc Platforms
Chuck Johnston, Chief Marketing Officer
I was speaking with some industry colleagues waiting at the airport after an Employee Benefits (EB) conference ...
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Claims Automation: Observations from the 2018 International Claims Association Conference
David Schulman, Principal Product Consultant
In my previous blog on the 2018 Eastern Claims Conference, I wrote how companies can use automation tools, such as ...
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You Can’t Out Automate Bad Data
Barry Duffy, FINEOS Product Manager
There’s an adage in the world of fitness and nutrition, ‘you can’t out train a bad diet’. Similarly, in the world ...
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Exceptional Work?
Eoin Kirwan, VP Product Management
Faced with limited choices in a high desert bookshop, I found myself reading about the US tax code. (Stay with ...
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New Jersey Streamlines Pregnancy Disability and Family Leave Benefits
Megan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
New Jersey has updates to its statutory temporary disability (TDI) and paid family leave (FLI) benefit programs. ...
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Paid Family Leave Updates Coast-to-Coast: Washington and New York
Megan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
This week two states, Washington and New York, released important updates to paid family leave laws. Below is a ...
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Women in Insurance Leadership Conference
Megan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
Digital Insurance recently held its annual Women in Insurance Leadership conference. It was a day and a half event ...
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