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The passing of Steve Jobs is a watershed event for the today’s digital world. He may not have invented the computer or the MP3 player or mobile phone or the tablet, but his innovations revolutionized the way we interact both with our technology and with each other. His impact cannot be understated. As President Obama [...]
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Of all the “where were you when?” moments, none resonates so clearly in my mind as the attacks of September 11, 2001. I’m not a sentimental person by any means but even a decade later, I find myself getting choked up when watching or reading reports of that day. Everyone has a story. I was [...]
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Insurance, like global politics, is still man’s world. Back in February, we ran a cover story about the hurdles and opportunities that exist for women in risk management and insurance. With this in mind, I asked Bermuda Premier Paula A. Cox for her thoughts on the matter during our interview at RIMS 2011 Vancouver. Space [...]
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In the business world, we send a lot of emails. More than 40,000 a year, according to a study by the Radicati Group. But as Felicia Harris Kyle of Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP points out in an online exclusive article in Risk Management, this reliance on email is not without its risks, particularly when [...]
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