Perspectives

In light of recent and developing events, let’s take a quick quarter-end assessment of the situation: COVID-19 unexpectedly broke out across the globe and was deemed a pandemic. What initially appeare... Read More

E-learning has become a common practice for schools as coronavirus spreads across the nation. As Jonathan Blake Huer, chief learning officer for Eleven Fifty Academy, mentioned in this article, educat... Read More

These last few weeks have been a trying time for many. For our healthcare workers, for our grocery store employees, for our essential businesses, for our fellow Hoosiers and for our farmers, we’ve all... Read More

In a world before COVID-19, companies and organizations frequently shared good news via press releases, social media posts or targeted media pitching. But the past few weeks have brought new challenge... Read More

State health officials estimate the COVID-19 pandemic, commonly known as the coronavirus, will experience a surge in cases and peak in Indiana between mid-April and mid-May. Now is the time to update... Read More

If you are a small business or self-employed individual under financial stress due to the Coronavirus, the Paycheck Protection Program is intended to help you through this difficult time by providing... Read More

Employees have long been a vulnerable entrance point for hackers. Well-meaning employees quickly jump to comply with requests from higher-ups, work through email communication in a timely manner, or r... Read More

As supply chains are interrupted, events are canceled, businesses are shuttered, and other COVID-19 losses continue to mount, you should consider a careful review of your insurance policies to determ... Read More

Most people remember the iconic bright yellow smiley face. The objective in developing the famous picture was originally conceived as part of a campaign by the State Mutual Life Assurance Company to r... Read More

A crisis communications plan is something companies have in place to use as a guide for external and internal communications during a crisis. The depth of the plan and what it does or doesn’t include... Read More

On March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law. The almost 900 pages of legislation are jam-packed with programs designed to help taxpayers navig... Read More

Though the coronavirus has more and more companies pausing international and domestic travel, today’s business landscape still presents a constant need for intercultural interactions – leading many to... Read More

COVID-19 dominates the news cycle and is top of mind for everyone right now. Supply chain teams have been working through it since January when China’s workforce was hit. Up until now, the primary foc... Read More

No one has been spared the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. For millions, slowing the spread of the voracious coronavirus is a matter of life-and-death. Even the most fortunate of us are dealing with... Read More

While the current news cycle is focused on a global health issue, crisis situations span the gamut, from workplace accidents to severe weather to product recalls. Communications is a common denominato... Read More

We are living through unprecedented times. It’s unclear when we will be able to return to some semblance of normalcy, which has led to fear and outright panic. So, how do you financially plan through... Read More

Working remotely is on a lot of people’s minds especially in light of the Coronavirus. People are all at once discovering the benefits and frustrations of remote work. Here are some practical tips abo... Read More

One year ago, I don’t think anyone of us could have predicted that the world would look the way it does today. We often find ourselves saying that about major changes. However, it’s unlikely that the... Read More

A day at the beach can be relaxing and provide a few lessons for life beyond the sand and sun, especially this time of year.  Whether you are a nonprofit, small or large business, perhaps some of the... Read More