Companies that are bold enough to embrace artificial intelligence will gain a big competitive advantage.
Simplicity is the value proposition that should be expected from the implementation of modern technology solutions.
The law's core reforms stabilize financial markets and the economy.
Employees can save money to pay for health care in retirement through health savings accounts, but they also need to be financially sound overall.
Low interest rates have pushed equities up for years, making a passive investment strategy a winner.
CFOs may not focus much attention on workers' financial wellness, but they pay a price when elderly employees simply can't afford to retire.
Older employees who cannot afford to retire can present a costly challenge for the entire company.
If the corporate tax rate is lowered, funding more future liabilities before the change takes effect could net significant savings for plan sponsors.
Proactive health-care organizations are focusing big data and analytics efforts on transforming both delivery and costs.
While the medical inflation rate is still twice that of general inflation, an evolution in pricing and delivery models could ultimately change the picture.
As core strategies for containing employee health-care costs diminish in effectiveness, companies need fresher approaches.
Managed care and health-care consumerism didn't deliver the promised value, so purchasers are banding together to create heightened value themselves.
