Jack Burke, president of Sound Marketing and host of the popular insurance programs "Audio Insurance Outlook" and "Insurance Talk Radio," interviews WorkCompEdge member agents Garry Watts of the Winona Agency and Frank Pennachio of WorkComp Partners about the challenges and benefits of integrating WorkCompEdge into their agency processes.
http://www.specificsoftware.com/
http://www.workcompedge.com/
Showing posts with label WorkCompEdge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WorkCompEdge. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Monday, June 2, 2008
Live in July: The WorkCompEdge Blog
We'd like to welcome to our WorkCompEdge beta users, and anyone else interested in topics related to workers comp. WorkCompEdge will be in beta testing through November 17, 2008, but you won't have to wait that long for riveting new blog entries: we're excited to announce that effective July 1, we'll be posting to the blog at least once a week on a variety of topics. 
Frank Pennachio, an agency owner and work comp trainer who has lent his expertise to the development of WorkCompEdge, will be one of our regular contributors to the blog. Frank's already lined up quite a few blog topics, including:
Myths and Misunderstandings in Workers Comp
Chronic Pain: Reasons to Be Optimistic
Are Bad Employees Really the Main Problem in Workers Comp?
Is Your Company Saving Itself to Death?
We hope you'll look forward to hearing from Frank, our own staff, and other industry experts here in these entries. And, if you'd like to contribute a blog entry on a topic related to any of the 15 WorkCompEdge modules, please send me an email. I'll be glad to hear your ideas.
Until July,
Kory Wells
Blog Editor
http://www.WorkCompEdge.com
Frank Pennachio, right, records audio for WorkCompEdge in a Nashville-area studio.
Frank Pennachio, an agency owner and work comp trainer who has lent his expertise to the development of WorkCompEdge, will be one of our regular contributors to the blog. Frank's already lined up quite a few blog topics, including:
Myths and Misunderstandings in Workers Comp
Chronic Pain: Reasons to Be Optimistic
Are Bad Employees Really the Main Problem in Workers Comp?
Is Your Company Saving Itself to Death?
We hope you'll look forward to hearing from Frank, our own staff, and other industry experts here in these entries. And, if you'd like to contribute a blog entry on a topic related to any of the 15 WorkCompEdge modules, please send me an email. I'll be glad to hear your ideas.
Until July,
Kory Wells
Blog Editor
http://www.WorkCompEdge.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
