I specialize in content for mission-driven changemakers such as tech disruptors in fintech, healthcare IT, and B2B SaaS. I also do corporate work on business topics including accounting and finance.
Digital Payments for Urban Mobility: Helping Cities Become Greener and More Connected
The Visa Global Urban Mobility team is enabling cities to charge and collect fares by delivering a seamless way to pay for travel that is fast, easy, and secure. Riders can plan and pay for travel on an app and can tap to pay on all modes of transport using a contactless card.
Moving from spend management to predictive spend
Feel the pressure? That’s the corporate legal department being squeezed on all sides. These teams are facing exposure to greater legal risks, more complex matters, and more global matters than ever before — with flat budgets. Legal departments must become more effective managers of their budget and staff time, which requires robust data, useful metrics, and effective analysis.
Southwest Airlines used PayPal’s Hyperwallet to distribute $250 million to customers
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines experienced a significant operating challenge during the 2022 Christmas holiday, resulting in cancelations and delays that inconvenienced many of the company’s travelers. The first order of business was refunding travelers’ tickets purchased with cash.
Amazon's disaster relief doesn't end with donations
By offering logistical assistance, technical resources, and teams of volunteers, Amazon is committed to providing post-disaster relief in areas where customers and employees live and work.
How LLMs Are Supercharging AI-Powered Talent Intelligence
Some five years after talent intelligence platforms broke onto the HR scene, AI is transforming these systems in ways that promise to revolutionize the recruitment industry.
Building a Resilient Organization for Turbulent Times
Big changes are afoot in the economy as well as within companies that are aiming for resilience in the face of so much uncertainty.
Business smarts: Biz schools begin prepping students for work’s AI future
In Virginia, business schools are looking at how to prepare their students effectively and ethically for a future in which generative AI is here to stay.
What is a Digital Transformation Strategy, and Why Does Your Business Need One?
Digital operations are the future of business. Companies that embrace this change will be better poised to succeed as the business world continues to shift.
The QuickBooks Enterprise guide to inventory management
Managing inventory can be a major challenge for many businesses, from manufacturers that maintain warehouses of raw materials to retailers that stock products ready for shipment. If managed effectively, inventory should be ready in optimal quantities right when your business needs it.
The CFO’s Guide to Accelerating Collections
For Versapay. Accounts receivable (AR) is a vital part of running a successful business. After all, it’s the function that ensures the company gets paid. Collections is an area that’s primed for digitization—and perhaps more importantly, transformation. This guide will help you understand exactly what a collaborative approach to collections looks like.
Here's What We Know About the ROI of VR Training
The ROI calculus on VR training is quickly evolving, as providers expand the types of VR training they offer, including adding more off-the-shelf options, decreasing headset prices, and tapping into advances in AI to apply the technology to a greater number of use cases.
A new data-based tool helps cities plant trees where they are needed most.
Having an easier, more consistent way to make decisions on where and how to plant trees for maximum benefit is increasingly important in a world where climate change is boosting average temperatures and public health inequities are on the rise.
This Marine Spent 51 Days Rowing the Atlantic. Now He's Crossing the Pacific
A former Marine who rowed across the Atlantic to raise money to provide service dogs for veterans is now tackling the Pacific. Paul Lore, 61, who served in the Marines for eight years in the 1980s before spending 30 years as an air traffic controller, set off from Monterey, California, on June 12 and is due to reach Hanalei Bay in Hawaii in late July after rowing some 2,800 miles.
Complications Multiple for Cross-Border M&A (page 6-7)
An article for Bloomberg Law's report: "The Latest Developments in Cross-Border Transactions"
How a culturally responsive approach gets us all the care we need
While experts often assess health across our entire national population, health risks do not look the same for each of us. Culture and ethnicity impact health and affect our likelihood of developing certain diseases and conditions.