History of the risk free world – Part Two »
- Peter Tugby
- March 21, 2012
Welcome to the second part of our look at the history of insurance. We ended part one with a look back at beginning’s of health and life insurance in the Greek & Roman empires. It wasn’t until medieval & the early modern times that insurance started to take on a form easily recognisable today. Continue reading »
History of the risk free world – Part One »
- Peter Tugby
- February 10, 2012
Most people buy it and hope they will never need it. Some work with it every day, in fact if you’re reading this blog there a good chance you do too. It’s advertised in virtually every TV break and brings income of over $4,000bn to its global sector. It’s the insurance industry but did you ever ask how it all started? Let’s step back in time to the ancient world. Continue reading »
Sharks, toilets, cheerleaders & statistics »
- Peter Tugby
- December 12, 2011
It’s been said you can prove any argument using statistics. It’s also been said that 78% of statistics are made up. How much faith you put in them is as subjective as the source they were drawn from. Continue reading »
Do methodologies really work for insurance projects? »
- Peter Tugby
- November 29, 2011
Methodologies have always been the main guiding means by which insurance systems are designed and implemented. But is a strong methodology alone enough to give a transformation project every chance? Continue reading »
Welcome to Insights »
- Peter Tugby
- November 24, 2011
Welcome to the first post on Insights, our new blog which will give you a look at the latest views, discoveries & trends affecting the insurance industry in Australia & worldwide.
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