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Five Questions to Ask Before Your Next Healthcare Data Breach
In early February 2015, Anthem, one of America’s largest health insurers, revealed that it had been attacked, with the personal information of some 80 million people exposed.
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Getting Smarter About Corporate Intelligence
In the public imagination, corporate intelligence gathering occupies a shadowy realm where business detectives use any method they can to dig up critical information. These methods, people believe, include honey traps, wiretapping phones and hacking into computer networks — whatever it takes to ferret out the secrets the detective’s client can use to gain a competitive advantage.
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Risky Business: Is Dodd-Frank on Target?
Four years after Congress passed the most sweeping financial reform since the Great Depression, the regulatory framework shaped by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act ("Dodd-Frank") remains a work- in-progress, with many rules still unwritten.
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The Rise of Telemedicine: Yes, There’s a Virtual Doctor in the House
As late as the 1960s, doctors often went to patient homes. A decade later, comparing something with “a doctor’s house call” had become a sarcastic comment on the loss of the personal touch.
Five Questions to Ask Before Your Next Healthcare Data Breach
Mar 2015
In early February 2015, Anthem, one of America’s largest health insurers, revealed that it had been attacked, with the personal information of some 80 million people exposed.
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Mar 2015
In the public imagination, corporate intelligence gathering occupies a shadowy realm where business detectives use any method they can to dig up critical information. These methods, people believe, include honey traps, wiretapping phones and hacking into computer networks — whatever it takes to ferret out the secrets the detective’s client can use to gain a competitive advantage.
Risky Business: Is Dodd-Frank on Target?
Mar 2015
Four years after Congress passed the most sweeping financial reform since the Great Depression, the regulatory framework shaped by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act ("Dodd-Frank") remains a work- in-progress, with many rules still unwritten.
The Rise of Telemedicine: Yes, There’s a Virtual Doctor in the House
Feb 2015
As late as the 1960s, doctors often went to patient homes. A decade later, comparing something with “a doctor’s house call” had become a sarcastic comment on the loss of the personal touch.
Trends in International Arbitration
Feb 2015
In an FTI Journal article we wrote in 2010 we noted a surge in claims in international arbitration arising from the global economic crisis but also identified some longer-term underlying drivers of dispute activity based on cross-border investment flows.
The ACA and Big Pharma After the 2014 Mid-Term Elections
Jan 2015
Shortly after the Republican sweep of the November mid-term elections, FTI Consulting’s Strategic Communications segment held a panel to discuss the election’s...
Mexico’s Energy Reform: How to Meet the Risks and Seize the Opportunities
Jan 2015
The Mexican opportunity comes into sharper focus. Mexico’s energy reform, passed in 2013, has generated unprecedented global economic interest.
How Big Data and Analytics Are Disrupting the Financial Sector
Jan 2015
Executives at a European financial services firm had a clear vision. The company would create a data analytics application for all the markets it served. The company would collect data...
The Lure of 'Like New'
Dec 2014
Remanufacturing is a process that returns a product to “like new” performance, with a similar or extended warranty to match. Remanufacturing can provide consumers with products that are up to 40 percent less costly than new products while significantly lessening the environmental impact of their production.
Five Red Flags that Investors in Developing Economies Should Know
Dec 2014
For one American hedge fund, there were many compelling reasons to invest in a U.S. software firm with significant operations in India — 1.3 billion of them, to be exact.
It Takes a Community to Improve Healthcare
Dec 2014
The Affordable Care Act was designed to lower the cost of healthcare while improving its quality. One requirement for achieving both goals is to have individuals make better decisions about their own health and for the health of their community.
Internal Investigations: Revealing The Core Of Corruption
Nov 2014
An internal investigation of fraud, bribery and other types of malfeasance often is difficult to conduct and can be disruptive to business operations.
A State of Siege: Gangs, Drugs, and Violence in Central and Latin America
Nov 2014
Between October 2013 and July 2014, 52,000 children fleeing gang violence in Central America and Latin America were apprehended at the U.S. border.
Investor Activism: IR’s New Rules of Engagement
Nov 2014
The shareholder activism landscape has changed dramatically over the last few years. Activist hedge funds today manage roughly $100 billion, almost three times as much as they managed just five years ago.
Killing the Rate Card
Oct 2014
FTI Consulting is frequently called in by companies to help improve revenues and profits. In the media and entertainment industry, boosting revenues typically involves enhancing ad sales performance.
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