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Automation means many things to many people. But what does it mean for insurance claims professionals? 

Organizations are waking up to the needs of employees and making the necessary changes to provide for those needs. And the biggest need is workforce transformation rooted in learning.

With 2021 coming to a close, we are taking a look back on our blog posts, reports and articles from the past year worth reading, rereading, and sharing with others.

We understand that trust is an important element of the design and development lifecycle. That’s why we’ve put together a set of perspectives to evaluate and encourage trust in intelligent systems to bring the concept to the forefront of the design process.

Emergn has a new look and a new way of describing what we do that matches our bold mission: We improve the way people and companies work. Forever.

Reflections from the first virtual International Hackathon targeted at students and recent graduates.

Key themes that bubbled to the surface, which we expect will become the focal point for insurance companies looking to improve their customer experience this year.

Let’s get straight to the point: automation and AI are not making people as productive as we had expected. It’s not because of the technology, but rather because of how companies implement it.

Mobile applications are obvious targets for hacking and malware. We look at how organizations can address security issues and avoid vulnerability to attack.

Mobile app users are exceeding web users, but whether they are the company’s customers or its employees, developing a mobile app doesn’t start with the technology, it starts with the customer journey.

Mobile applications do more than make things easier and more convenient for users – they change the dynamic between a business, its customers and its employees.

How have businesses responded to the COVID-19 crisis? And what important lessons have already emerged? Here are the main developments we’ve seen and some key takeaways for organizations to consider when facing business uncertainty.

Innovation capital isn’t something that necessarily comes naturally to anyone with a good idea. Having ideas and building products is one skillset. But being able to build a team, or pool together funding for a project, is something entirely different.

In a survey, 100 UK CIOs gave their thoughts on the state of their IT teams and specifically IT skills…

Even though the actual definition of initiative reads as the ability to assess and initiate things independently, it’s actually anything…