by Kory Wells, WorkCompEdge Blog Editor
As you may recall, we launched WorkCompEdge last fall – just in time for the economic crisis. Since the downturn affected many sectors, including insurance and risk management, we’ve been especially grateful to our WorkCompEdge founding members and to all of our ModMaster customers who evaluated WorkCompEdge. Time and again, [...]
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by Kory Wells, WorkCompEdge Blog Editor
Maybe you’re in an agency that’s considering WorkCompEdge. Or maybe you’re already an agency member. Integrating WorkCompEdge into your sales and service processes is admittedly a task that takes some thought and – that dreaded word – change. WorkCompEdge member Garry Watts of the Winona Agency acknowledges it isn’t easy. [...]
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by Kory Wells, WorkCompEdge Blog Editor
Workers compensation consultant, writer and trainer Margaret Spence of Douglas Claims and Risk Consultants has founded National Return to Work Week and is observing it now (May 11-15, 2009) for the first time with a free virtual conference. Here are a few of the seminar topics coming up in the [...]
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by Tim Coomer, Specific Software
Part 4 of the series “The Power of Intentionality”: Part 3
Those of you who are regular readers know that my early career was spent as a systems analyst in the defense industry. If you’ll bear with me mentioning it again, that job taught me something that applies to today’s blog: focusing on [...]
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by Kory Wells, WorkCompEdge Blog Editor
We all have various areas of expertise that are – or that we think should be – worth something to others.
As many of you know, Specific Software and SIGMA are located in the greater Nashville area, so it was inevitable: the inspiration for today’s WorkCompEdge blog comes straight from a [...]
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by Maureen Gallagher, WorkCompEdge Regular Contributor
Layoffs have become an unfortunate reality of everyday life in America. While historically layoffs are often due to legitimate competitive practices (and in some cases corporate heartlessness), I don’t have to tell you that almost all layoffs in the past 18 months have been due to the severe economic downturn. [...]
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by Kory Wells, WorkCompEdge Blog Editor
Our blog earlier this week about staffer Tony King’s marathon training and intentionality seems to have started a trend: WorkCompEdge regular contributor Maureen Gallagher is also preparing for a big physical challenge ahead of her, and we’re hoping WorkCompEdge readers might help. Maureen, who’s also a partner with Neace Lukens, [...]
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