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Check it out - new blog post about "Signs you may need a new actuarial modeling system" is up and live:

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8 Signs You May Need A New Actuarial Modeling System – Part 2 There are many signs an actuary may need to update their actuarial modeling system. Here are 4 more.

We're setting the stage for better work, by providing a solid plan to help any professional convert a model from one system to another.

Check out our blog post below, that introduces a multi-part series we'll be releasing over the next couple of months.

7 Steps to Effective Actuarial Model Conversion Actuarial model conversion is perceived as difficult. Ask any actuary who’s had to convert a model from one system to another, and they’ll tell you the same things: It was confusing, because it was hard

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There is so much data out there these days (and some less fun numbers recently). , are you making proper use of visualizations to make that data meaningful? Explore some options with our CEO's latest blog post. https://buff.ly/2X83uWA

Surprise! The Flexibility vs. Control Debate is not the REAL problem.

Surprise! The Flexibility vs. Control Debate Is Not The REAL Problem There is one dimension of your actuarial modeling system that’s often viewed as a point of contention. This is the range of options for allowing model changes. Here we’re going to call that the Flexibility

Today we are excited to announce our seed round investment, led by Cofounders Capital, a premier South-East B2B software investment fund. We are thrilled to be working with them and look forward to using their expertise to help us transform the actuarial software space!

Slope Software Raises $1 Million to Scale Its Actuarial Modeling Platform /PRNewswire/ -- Slope Software, an insurtech startup aiming to modernize actuarial software, today announced that it has raised a $1,000,000 seed round...

To work remote or not? There's often a tradeoff in the actuarial world. But there doesn't have to be! Read on to see how you can better take advantage of this growing workplace trend.

Work Remote or Slack-off Remote? It seems like everyone is talking about work-remote and flexibility and telecommuting as the next big thing. Apparently, it’s been on the rise since 2005 (up 173%, according to Global Workplace Analytics), and the growth

Theoretical vs Practical Solutions in Actuarial Modeling. Which is right for you? Find out with some tips from our CEO, Andy Smith!

Theoretical vs. Practical Solutions What’s 6 + 2? 8. It’s obvious. But the next question is not: How do you know that is true? There are a couple of different ways. One, you just remember. You learned some kind

Precision vs. Accuracy. The second in our series of blog posts on actuarial modeling tradeoffs.

Precision vs. Accuracy We promised a series of articles discussing actuarial model trade-offs, and dang it, we’re going to keep our word. Our first trade-off article was about Modeling Efficiency versus Detail, and you can read that one

Documentation. A topic often avoided, and yet critically important.

Good Actuarial Model Documentation Practices (We’re not going to say “best”, because, frankly, that’s a bit more arrogant than we wish to be.) One of our colleagues had a practice of typing his thoughts out as he was having them.

How do you balance model detail vs. run efficiency? Check out the first in a series of blog posts about actuarial modeling tradeoffs.

Model Detail vs. Run Efficiency As any actuary who’s been in modeling for any time knows, there are multiple trade-offs in creating your model. We’ll be presenting some of those tradeoffs over a series of articles. This is the first,

"All models are wrong, but some are useful." --George E. P. Box
Join our CEO, Andy, in this blog post that takes a step back and evaluates actuarial modeling at a more fundamental level. https://buff.ly/2rYRBo7