I read an article about Starbucks in Sunday’s paper. Starbucks has been struggling lately. Last week they showed a 7% drop in global same-store sales referencing “a pronounced traffic decline”. The evolution or more aptly de-evolution of the Starbucks experience has coffee customers looking elsewhere to feed their caffeine addiction. A new CEO, Brian Niccol, …
Controlling your controllables on a project
If you’ve ever been singed by a ‘bad’ implementation (of an expanded software project, a RMIS implementation, a home renovation), you tend to approach new projects with a sense of trepidation and dread. Today I will walk through the steps I take to try to avoid a project meltdown. I call it ‘how you can …
Decluttering Data
Data! Data! Data! For those of you of a certain age, you’ll pick up on my Brady Bunch hint. Be forewarned! Today’s blog is going to irk some risk managers who are data hoarders. The first step towards dat hoarding recovery is acknowledging the problem. Allow me to opine on all things RMIS data based …
Major coverage and coverage and sub-coverage, OH MY!
I’m hoping that this sounds somewhat like ‘”lions and tigers and bears, oh my!” from The Wizard of Oz. “Major coverage and coverage and sub-coverage, oh my!” It’s been awhile since I posted anything insurance related. This blog will get into the weeds of a RMIS system when it comes to those 3 terms. This …