Not Everyone Needs To Speak Dollars

Most payment stacks’ routing logic was written when only the dollar leg was available, but corridors that needed the dollar leg last year may not now.

Atoms? Them’s Fighting Words. Paul Halpern’s “The Great Atom Debate”

Paul Halpern’s The Great Atom Debate tells how physicists Ernst Mach and Ludwig Boltzmann battled over atoms, atomic theory, thermodynamics, and the nature of science.

The Next Era Of Additive Manufacturing Is Trusted Production

Additive manufacturing hasn’t proved, at scale, that it can produce parts that meet requirements, pass certification and still make economic sense.

​The Future Of Data Monetization Is Now: Lessons From The U.S. And China On The Data Economy

Building a culture that measures the tangible economic value of data initiatives marks a significant leap in organizational maturity for any company.

Enterprise AI Adoption Is Entering Its Second Phase

Blanket restrictions can create shadow AI. Employees still want the capability, so they work around controls.

AI Doesn’t Eliminate Technical Debt. It Accelerates It

Technical debt isn’t disappearing—AI is just letting every organization create it faster.

How To Protect People From Extreme Heat At Mega-Events? Plan Ahead

“With proper measures in place—like shade, hydration stations, early warning systems, and adjusted timings—events can still be held safely, even in hot weather.”

AI Investments Should Focus On Value Creation Over Token Utilization

Every conversation about AI, agents and tokens comes back to one question: Is this generating a positive return in real-world applications?

Cigna To Ramp Up Investments In Specialty Pharmacy And Complex Care

Cigna is ramping up investments in specialty pharmacy and a companywide focus into better ways to manage complex care of patients in its health plans.

How Rate Increases Hid The Cost Problem For Three Years

The expense ratio a carrier can defend through a soft market is the one that was designed, not the one that was trimmed.