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But that was my unofficial designation when I worked for the largest insurance broker in the world some 20 odd years ago. Passing these stories along with some level of detail offers others a chance to see the why a control, mitigation, plan, or process is important to include in their own program and recovery plans.
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I suspect that it is front page news in places that have recently had their first few indigenous infections, with people being infected by local mosquitoes rather than it being travel-related. When I travelled to Mexico a couple of months ago, there were posts all over the airport in Houston, Texas warning about the virus.
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We live in a fairly safe world in that there are cures for most diseases, we can build defences against nature and most threats we have met before, and there is insurance which at least gives us money to rebuild. We shouldn’t be ordering people around and treating them as commodities, in our desire to mitigate the effect of the pandemic.
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This is likely to impact industries where transparency matters, such as healthcare, financial services, and insurance. Investing in systems and processes that grant you this visibility and training will help position generative AI as an aid for productivity in the workplace, and help mitigate data privacy concerns.
This is likely to impact industries where transparency matters, such as healthcare, financial services, and insurance. Investing in systems and processes that grant you this visibility and training will help position generative AI as an aid for productivity in the workplace, and help mitigate data privacy concerns.
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