Because of the much publicized, runaway success of young billionaires like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Dustin Moskovitz, Bill Gates, and Kanye West, there is a perception that youth and enthusiasm, a... Read More
Researchers predict 80% of organizations will migrate to the cloud by 2025. If your business is operating using servers or networks, where can you start to find the right partner? It’s easy. Ask befor... Read More
You are at a party, hanging with friends, or simply eavesdropping on a nearby conversation and you hear about someone investing in an exclusive fund that is not available to just anyone. Impressed by... Read More
When you finish streaming a movie online, an algorithm uses your data—your viewing, browsing and search history—to anticipate what you might enjoy watching next. Internet search tools and online retai... Read More
As we go through October, commonly known as National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), we are reminded of the contributions made by people with disabilities in the workplace. An Accenture... Read More
On top of the catastrophic human cost of COVID-19, the Coronavirus Pandemic has also shifted the foundations of American employment. Many employees were laid off or terminated as the economy faltered,... Read More
I’ll never practice the old way again. When I completed my residency in Family Medicine, I emerged ready to serve and change the world. I envisioned dashing in to save the day, compassionately serving... Read More
Preparing for retirement is an exciting yet nerve-racking time. It takes years of preparation, planning, and execution to pull it off. But before putting in your two-week notice, there are three numbe... Read More
Fall is a joyful and stressful time for farmers as they work to harvest their fields, market their grain and keep their business thriving. There are many long days and even longer nights, many missed... Read More
I would venture to guess you have been involved with organizations who have a few board members who are passionately dedicated, while others are just along for the ride. These may be the most obvious... Read More
In Indiana and well beyond, we have seen countless examples of companies large and small responding to constantly-changing health and safety needs brought on by the pandemic. Companies that were histo... Read More
Two critical pandemic aid safety nets ended in September: expanded unemployment benefits and eviction assistance established through the CARES Act in March 2020. Employers who expected a rush of job... Read More
I was talking with a friend earlier this month. We both have boys that are seniors in high school, and we have been comparing notes regarding college visits, areas of study, and finances. Most recentl... Read More
The United States Census Bureau estimates that by the year 2030 all baby boomers will be over the age of 65. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 85% of older adults hav... Read More
Over the past year, it’s clear that the pandemic has been uniquely challenging for Hoosier workers and employers as many had to shift their operations to slow the spread of COVID-19. According to a st... Read More
As U.S. economic growth continues, industries including transportation, dining, housing, and manufacturing are adapting quickly to scale their operations back to pre-pandemic levels. But labor shortag... Read More
When humans want to know something, we ask questions. It’s a simple concept, but it’s one that slips by many marketers and most companies. They fail to recognize that paying attention to common questi... Read More
As you hit the retirement milestone, one of the items you'll likely need to address is enrolling in Medicare. Medicare has many complexities and the calculation of premiums that you will pay is one o... Read More
A number of industries conduct extensive product testing to ensure safety, reliability and longevity throughout the life cycle of their products. As part of the process, a third party oversees the tes... Read More
From the urban center of Indianapolis to the new mown hay in Henry County, Indiana is diverse in both geography and demographics. Developing a network of services and support that meets the needs of a... Read More