March, 02, 2020
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New frontier: Artificial intelligence offers opportunities for brokers
Alan Goforth
The variety of ways in which AI can be applied to the benefits industry is limited only by the human imagination.

Cover Story
Alan Goforth
The variety of ways in which AI can be applied to the benefits industry is limited only by the human imagination.
Paul Wilson | February 28, 2020
Helping communities and companies made up of unique, complicated human beings is never going to be easy or straightforward.
BenefitsPRO Editors | March 24, 2020
Even longtime benefits professionals still get baffled by a new term once in a while. Here are a few noteworthy ones.
Rob Whalen | March 19, 2020
New benefits analytics tools give managers real-time data to showcase which benefits are being utilized and by whom.
Vinita Venkatesh | January 17, 2020
The way HR currently invests in new solutions is broken and prevents companies from leveraging new tech to scale and evolve.
Jonathan Wiesen | December 26, 2019
Telemedicine continues to grow and expand beyond its initial intention of treating simple, straightforward acute care complaints.
David Sipprell, Eva Goldstein, Leigh Allen | December 21, 2018
The opportunity is clear. The challenge: how to gain access to the ESL market and build business once there.
Bonnie Brazzell and Nick Rockwell | March 25, 2020
Many voluntary carriers are now offering hospital indemnity plans, meaning more competition and more product innovations
Marty Traynor | March 12, 2020
When short-term objectives define the purpose of a business, the business fails. Don't let this happen to you.
Christopher Carosa | March 27, 2020
Target date funds are predicated on the average person, and very few people are average.
Kevin Trokey | February 11, 2020
Sales teams need to find a way to intervene earlier in the buying process, both for their benefit and that of the buyer.