A thermostat that automatically calibrates to the perfect temperature, a wearable device that tracks employees’ health, and self-parking chairs to keep meeting rooms tidy. This is a glimpse into the future of work, where cutting-edge technology such as AI, IoT, and automation are transforming traditional offices into thriving hubs of innovation and connectivity. However, despite … Read more
By Loretta Worters, Vice President – Media Relations, Triple-I When you think about domestic violence, insurance typically isn’t top of mind. However, financial security and access to resources can make all the difference to victims when deciding to leave an abusive relationship. And insurance is an important component of financial planning that can help survivors … Read more
Mangroves in Biscayne Bay. Image by Amy Stuart, UF/IFAS. What morphological features support the use of mangroves in living shorelines? “Black mangrove roots are similar to seagrass root systems. These roots can be quite extensive, reaching two to three feet long, and are connected to a horizontal root system,” says Zangroniz. “Red mangroves have prop … Read more
Stetson student Phoenix Medley teaching me how to read the water level gauge at the bioswale. Picture by Sofia Cordoba . With concerns from citizens, researchers, and the city, the beginning of a joint effort between Stetson University’s Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience (IWER), City of Cape Canaveral, FL, the East Central Florida Regional … Read more
Regardless of persevering with market volatility and uncertainty, we’re essentially optimistic about the way forward for the insurance coverage trade, which has demonstrated resilience by means of the pandemic and within the face of inflation, losses, and reserve capital requirement headwinds. As COVID-19 grew to become a worldwide pandemic in March 2020, the ensuing financial … Read more
