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Benefit managers talk shop—what works and what doesn’t—about delivering employee benefits information.
The new U of M president faces a punishing budget, a legacy of top-down management, intense demands to grow research, and a sports and marketing machine on a Big 10 scale he’s never seen before. What makes him the right catalyst to take the university out of rough idle?
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A local CIO gives us a snapshot of his unique IT organization.
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Think of Velolet as a rental car company, but for bikes.
The second annual Minnesota Idea Open tackles issues of water quality, inviting the public
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DesignWise Medical uses a social enterprise model to develop medical devices for small children.
Effective employee orientation, or “onboarding,” reduces early-stage turnover and boosts day-one productivity.
After operating under the radar, sports gear maker Shock Doctor is ready to do some shouting.
A council that includes Governor Mark Dayton and other state leaders reportedly sent back 77 mineral lease packages to the Department of Natural Resources, stating that the agency hadn't taken sufficient measures to notify landowners of interest in mining under their land.
Officials from North Dakota are looking for Minnesotans to help fill the state's 17,000 job openings.
Adam Vickerman brings back Sunday suppers at Café Levain.
Frustrated by their annual wrangling over health care reimbursement rates, care provider Fairview Health Systems and insurer Medica decided to try something more collaborative. They didn’t know it two years ago, but they were forming one of the country’s first “accountable care organizations” or ACOs. The model they set up reduces costs for both organizations and it has national influence. But what is an ACO? And will employers get in on the savings, too?
Health care reform is a moving target, but benefit managers still have some changes to aim at.
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