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My Book! A Trip Down Memory Lane to Y2K
For those of us who remember the computer crisis leading up to the millennium, my new book tells the 1990s story of those people who did not know the outcome.
COVID-19 and Y2K
Y2K in 2000, like COVID-19 in 2020, was novel with respect to not anyone having prior experience with the issue. While the severity of long-term COVID-19 economic issues cannot be underestimated, or possibly estimated accurately at all at this time, once again desperation turns to the assets of insurers to assist in economic support for businesses.
Electronic Equipment Maintenance Insurance
If your Electronic Equipment Maintenance costs exceed $20,000 each year, there are some interesting new products on the market which can save you up to 20-25% in annual fees.
Questions on Every CEO's Mind
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IT as a Commodity: The Premise
Be sure your insurer understands your new operational configuration and has solutions within at least the same boundaries as before you outsourced. You will need to consider all outsourced services as branches of your own offices and operations. Coverage for each function should be analyzed and insured by you if not by your outsourced service provider.
Contracts, Risk, and Your Insurance
With local tech companies on the short-end of the contract stick, managing risks and exposures is increasingly important.
Unexpected Losses
Indirect income loss from assemblers, shock loss from dropped boxes, or shipping loss even with F.O.B.: understand what the potential problems and solutions are.
Internet Data Security
Internet Data security is currently the number one technology challenge. Insurance programs can cover statute risks
E-Commerce and Web Site Liability
E-Commerce and Web Site Liability: Make sure your insurer is prepared to defend you for any related claims against you.
The Need for Software Insurance
Software in the 90's is a "tangible", a "good", and no longer considered an intangible, or service. The insurance implications for software professionals is ominous!