ReSource Pro Editorial Team

ReSource Pro is honored to be among the 2021 winners for helping our clients navigate the pandemic with minimal business interruptions.

Sathya Sethuraman is the Director of Global Insurance Practice at UiPath, a leading robotic process automation vendor. We sat down with him to take a closer look at the trends and changes that will impact the industry in the years ahead.

In the face of 2020’s many challenges, our teams still found ways to learn and grow. We asked ReSource Pro employees to share some of their top lessons learned this year about work and personal life; here’s how they responded.

This year was driven not only by exceptional performance, but also compassion. We’re proud of all our team has accomplished, both inside our organization and throughout our communities. We wish you happy holidays and a bright new year.

Today we’re with Angela Adams, President of Angela Adams Consulting Services, who spoke at ReSource Pro’s Virtual Boot Camp, leading the session “Maximizing the Power of Your Agency Management System.” Let’s dig into how Angela maximizes her own performance.

In the previous post of our series, we revealed three of the most common policy errors and how they happen. Today, we’ll share five best practices that can help you achieve greater policy accuracy while reducing liability.

At the Future of Insurance USA conference, Anuj Jain (Carriers Practice Leader) had the opportunity to both attend and speak on the panel “The New Insurance Marketplace: Unlock Unprecedented Customer Reach with Tech.” Here are his top 3 takeaways.

We spoke with productivity expert Stephanie Houston, who joined the Operations Advisory team in 2019 after 10 years in the property and casualty insurance industry. Here are some amazing personal and organizational productivity hacks.

At ReSource Pro, we process thousands of insurance policies every month on behalf of our clients. In 2018 alone, we discovered more than 4.5 million discrepancies. Here are the three most common errors we uncover.