Effective claims management has become a sophisticated process and one that draws upon numerous areas of expertise including data analysis, accident investigation, managed care, return to work, subrogation, alternative dispute resolution, structured settlements, and Medicare compliance as well as more traditional areas of claims expertise. Technology is continually evolving allowing the risk manager improved decision-making capabilities. Strong claims management fundamentals can apply to any major line of coverage including general liability, workers’ compensation, and auto liability. This session will explore how to identify key cost drivers, ways to better integrate claims resources, how to achieve faster reporting, the use of performance standards and guarantees, and how to evaluate the quality of your current claims services.
Walkthrough of Websites for VeterinariansStephen Heath
This walkthrough of the website for South Carolina Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care displays a design for veterinarian websites that merges a beautiful design with great features and user experience.
It is more important than ever that organizations align search and social media to improve organic visibility and increase website traffic. This presentation will explore ways that companies and organizations of all shapes and sizes can promote content through social networks, build authority, increase following, drive traffic, and boost search engine relevancy. Participants will walk away with a checklist of best practices for aligning social media and search for maximum results.
How to write and post a LinkedIn RecommendationStephen Heath
LinkedIn recommendations are a great way to let co-workers, employees, bosses, and business partners know you respect and appreciate them. Not only that, LinkedIn recommendations are a great way to earn favor with your connections and request that they return the favor to improve your LinkedIn profile
Actuaries and Examiners Talk Numbers: Go Figure!Sedgwick
When actuaries and claims examiners discuss and compare numbers, the resulting conversation can be fascinating. It is the claims examiner that reviews individual claim files and estimates the ultimate cost or reserve associated with each file. It is then the actuary who takes the aggregate claims data and estimates the cost of losses for the historical policy periods and coming year. The expertise and resulting analyses of both can have a tremendous impact on an employer’s program and the organization’s budgeting process. Learn more about both the reserving and actuarial forecasting process and become better prepared to ask questions and contribute to future financial discussions. Panelists will describe the reserving process from the point of view of the claims examiner, review the data and process used to complete an actuarial loss forecast, and talk about the impact these numbers have on the risk management program.
Effective claims management has become a sophisticated process and one that draws upon numerous areas of expertise including data analysis, accident investigation, managed care, return to work, subrogation, alternative dispute resolution, structured settlements, and Medicare compliance as well as more traditional areas of claims expertise. Technology is continually evolving allowing the risk manager improved decision-making capabilities. Strong claims management fundamentals can apply to any major line of coverage including general liability, workers’ compensation, and auto liability. This session will explore how to identify key cost drivers, ways to better integrate claims resources, how to achieve faster reporting, the use of performance standards and guarantees, and how to evaluate the quality of your current claims services.
Walkthrough of Websites for VeterinariansStephen Heath
This walkthrough of the website for South Carolina Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care displays a design for veterinarian websites that merges a beautiful design with great features and user experience.
It is more important than ever that organizations align search and social media to improve organic visibility and increase website traffic. This presentation will explore ways that companies and organizations of all shapes and sizes can promote content through social networks, build authority, increase following, drive traffic, and boost search engine relevancy. Participants will walk away with a checklist of best practices for aligning social media and search for maximum results.
How to write and post a LinkedIn RecommendationStephen Heath
LinkedIn recommendations are a great way to let co-workers, employees, bosses, and business partners know you respect and appreciate them. Not only that, LinkedIn recommendations are a great way to earn favor with your connections and request that they return the favor to improve your LinkedIn profile
Actuaries and Examiners Talk Numbers: Go Figure!Sedgwick
When actuaries and claims examiners discuss and compare numbers, the resulting conversation can be fascinating. It is the claims examiner that reviews individual claim files and estimates the ultimate cost or reserve associated with each file. It is then the actuary who takes the aggregate claims data and estimates the cost of losses for the historical policy periods and coming year. The expertise and resulting analyses of both can have a tremendous impact on an employer’s program and the organization’s budgeting process. Learn more about both the reserving and actuarial forecasting process and become better prepared to ask questions and contribute to future financial discussions. Panelists will describe the reserving process from the point of view of the claims examiner, review the data and process used to complete an actuarial loss forecast, and talk about the impact these numbers have on the risk management program.
Viceverba_appdelmes_0624_joc per aprendre verbs llatinsDaniel Fernández
Vice Verba és una aplicació educativa dissenyada per ajudar els estudiants de llatí a aprendre i practicar verbs llatins d'una manera interactiva i entretinguda.
