Technology has grown exponentially, but healthcare systems have not kept pace, said Daniel Kraft, executive director, exponential medicine and factory chair, Medicine Singularity University, at the CPBI Forum in New York City. "In many ways, medicine and healthcare is still being practiced like it's 1846."
Cedric Orvoine is vice-president of HR and communications, Ubisoft
Desjardins Insurance is trying to make retirement planning more fun.
Canadians have never been unhealthier. The incidence of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, to name a few, continue to rise. Statistics Canada found that, in the 10-year period from 1999 to 2009, the prevalence of diagnosed diabetes among Canadians increased by 70%, which was largely attributable to expanding waistlines.
Morneau Shepell has made additional enhancements to its My EAP app.
Employees participating in a gamified online program have increased contributions to their workplace savings plan or opened a new product, according to Sun Life Financial.
Employers are using rapidly improving technology, and some workers are concerned they will be competing against machines that will continue to become more powerful, cheaper and easier to use.
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Is automation a job killer or creator? Both, according to new research.
The global asset management industry will radically transform over the next 15 years due to seismic shifts in client demographics, technology and changing social values and behaviors, according to a report.