How AnSR Won A Tainted Gasoline Claim

How AnSR Won A Tainted Gasoline Claim

By: Maron Koop, Director of Operations Did you know algae can survive — even thrive — in gasoline? Its presence can generate water, which can further dilute and damage fuel in gas tanks, ultimately destroying the engine of any machine. Any water in fuel often results...

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3 Reasons to Use Fractional Expertise

3 Reasons to Use Fractional Expertise

By: Taylor Fudge, Managing Partner For understaffed departments, the challenge of balancing urgent tasks with routine — yet important — responsibilities never ends. Property damage claims are one such task that can fall to the bottom of a to-do list as employees...

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Why Onward Partnered with AnSR

Why Onward Partnered with AnSR

By: AnSR On a typical day, in-house fleet managers are already accomplishing a tremendous amount with limited resources. Even the smallest, unexpected events can stretch bandwidth to the brink. Of all the surprises involved with managing a fleet, few cost as much...

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How to Identify Costly Habits

How to Identify Costly Habits

By: Maron Koop Even experienced businesspeople can fall into subconscious, routine behavior that is expensive to maintain. To break bad habits, it’s important to regularly evaluate departmental processes to discover areas for improvement. I developed the 99/1 rule to...

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Three Strategies to Improve Business Operations

Three Strategies to Improve Business Operations

By: Maron Koop  In day-to-day business operations, it is easy to get stuck in the same patterns, especially in paperwork-heavy departments like claims recovery. Here are three things you can do to improve operations and improve your bottom line: 1. Reward Results, Not...

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3 Reasons Insurance Companies Lose Millions

3 Reasons Insurance Companies Lose Millions

BY: MARON KOOP Many insurance companies don’t realize how much money is lost in their subrogation departments. Inconsistent processes and improperly allocated personnel can lead to missed opportunities—worth millions of dollars. Here are three common mistakes we see...

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