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• 3 Observations from the Hurricanes

  

  The devastating hurricanes that struck Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico challenged our country in ways we have not seen since Katrina made landfall more than 12 years ago. The impacted areas are still rebuilding, and we’re still taking stock of the damage.  Florida and Texas, especially, are Humana country, and the latter is where I…

• Is Tech Prioritized Over Trust?

  

  Everyone has an opinion about how technology will disrupt and reshape his or her field of endeavor. For me, it’s been fascinating to experience the growing impact of technology in health care, which has begun to embrace things like data analytics and Artificial Intelligence. Health plans like mine are using data analytics to identify those…

• Disruption needs a higher purpose

  

  We all face disruption in some form or another, whether it’s in our careers or our personal lives. It generally happens unexpectedly, and we do our best to adapt.  On the personal side, take the threat of disease. Am I at risk for a serious illness like Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s? If so, can I do…

• Success depends on more than time and money

  

  Time and money. The drive to lower costs and outpace the competition is bigger than ever. No matter what industry you’re in, you feel it. Amazon is doing to retail what Henry Ford did to the buggy industry 120 years ago. As business leaders, we’ve always prioritized time, financial performance, and quality, which many view…

• 3 ways to thrive in your career

  

  How fast is your life moving? It doesn’t matter if you’re leading a company, working in sales, or building things as an engineer. We’re all impacted by the same reality: life today is much faster than in the past, and if you’re in the American workforce, it’s not going to slow down. New technologies —…

• The Human Problem With Health Technology

  

  One of my favorite activities is taking a bike ride. It’s a wonderful way to experience nature and challenge myself. How many miles did I ride? How long did it take? Did I do better than my last time? Cycling is traditionally an individual sport, so I use a Garmin device to answer those questions.…

• Can Car Factories Teach Us About Health Care?

  

  We’ve all owned a car that went far longer than we expected. Maybe it was the extra maintenance that helped extend it to 200,000 miles. Or we just benefited from a well-built car. Or maybe it was a little bit of both. Yet one thing is certain about a car: the longer you own it,…

• Let’s Fix the Path to the ER

  

  It’s happened to you, or someone you know — a trip to the emergency room (ER). It could’ve been for a broken arm, or a life-threatening stroke or heart attack. The ER staff probably did a great job. But was going to the emergency room the right location to receive the care? While you may…

• How to “Defeat” Artificial Intelligence

  

  The advance of artificial intelligence, via the first wave of automation, could seriously disrupt life as we know it. It’s not a surprise, considering that computing power doubles every couple of years. Can we say the same for the power of the human mind? This technology is certainly going to have an impact on our workforce.…

• Is This Where We’re Headed?

  

  The dangers of the sedentary lifestyle, highlighted by the “sitting is the new smoking” movement, have led to intense debate about the lack of physical activity in our country. We’re spending more time sitting at work, staring at our devices when we’re not at work, and neglecting even the simplest of exercises, such as an…