The invention of grudgetech – part 1 of 2
"Anna's" work and home life is made so much easier by the tech she uses, according to an article I read here yesterday. If only there were space for a…
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(Same old) Breaking news: Connected homes utopia – no thanks, not for now…
(Written by someone who is a certified nerd, the earliest of early adopters and married for 17 years to a long-suffering tech widow…) Another week passes and yet another article…
The thorny issue of business valuation
Against a shifting regulatory landscape, increased cost of doing business and dwindling customer loyalty, it may be that you are considering selling all or part of your business. It may…
What’s good for the goose isn’t necessarily good for the gander …
You’ll find us talking on here about insurtech and digitalisation, and there’s no doubt that the leaders of the pack will have been heavily investing in both over the past…
Nudge theory and insurtech – happy bedfellows?
Richard Thaler’s Nobel Prize-winning “Nudge Theory” is finding its way into tech and, specifically, insurtech. His contention is that positive reinforcement and indirect suggestion can affect the way humans think…
