Being willing to ‘fail small’ can help organizations achieve greater success within workers’ compensation programs, and beyond.

We need to iron out the kinks before moving to a world where cash is no longer king.

Looking for consistency in carrier management and in your underwriter relationship makes sense.

At what point does a paucity of risk appetite eclipse the upside?

The small commercial insurance sector has been slow to adopt predictive modeling, but a few best practices can make all the difference.

The absence of international compatibility standards in automation is just one risk to consider in this new era of manufacturing.

Work-related stress is looming as a significant concern for workers’ compensation and employment liability insurers.

Risk management and millennials are a perfect fit. Now is the time to invest in their partnership.

The role of insurance will not change, regardless of how much the world changes.

Analyzing the risk is fine; acting on it is better.

Technology is lending safety a big hand in PyeongChang and elsewhere.

Separating the leader from the brand brings up a host of considerations.

Look for technology to continue to improve efficiency.

The industry is making strides, but can we go further to prepare college grads to succeed as young insurance professionals?

More than one quarter of embezzled funds are taken from within.

The risks associated with suppliers and vendors can result in unanticipated costs.

How long before specialty underwriters are replaced by computers?

Workplace accommodations don’t have to be viewed as a hindrance, but rather an opportunity to support your people.

A Federal court’s ruling on the ADA is attracting widespread attention.

It’s worth a visit to Lloyd’s to get a reminder of its relevance and potential.