A Selection of AIRINC Research Results This quarter’s cost of living research was conducted primarily in Europe, Asia, and mainland Southeast Asia.
Housing, Goods & Services, Tax and more - Data Points are in!
Oct 11, 2021 @ 07:29 AM / by Patrick Benedetti
On January 28th, ACS International Schools will be hosting a panel discussion on 'What's next for Global Mobility 2021.'
Why focusing on this one thing will unleash the power of Mobility in 2021
Jan 14, 2021 @ 08:00 AM / by Morgan Crosby
The possibilities for Global Mobility in 2021 are almost endless. The opportunities are so great, prioritizing the roadmap for next year and beyond will be a happy challenge. Why this optimism? Global Mobility is no longer a hidden gem. We are now out in the open fully able to shine. This is the happy accident that the pandemic has given us. Global Mobility has so much value to add, and leadership now sees that.
The 3 most common Global Mobility policy mistakes and how to avoid them
Jan 13, 2021 @ 04:13 PM / by Grace Kernohan
Your mobility policies say a lot about your program. Often, the policy document is the first introduction to your company’s Mobility program. Having a carefully curated policy suite can ensure that your program makes a strong first impression.
Four Key Initiatives to Future-Proof Your Mobility Program
Oct 01, 2020 @ 08:54 AM / by Morgan Crosby
In 2020 a lot of people are asking, “What is the future of mobility?” Prior to COVID-19, the industry hotly debated this question. Enter COVID-19 and the pandemic introduced further uncertainty about the role mobility should and will play.
Will 2020 be the year to optimize your mobility policies?
Feb 19, 2020 @ 03:07 AM / by Gerald Abbey
AIRINC offers a full suite of mobility consulting services. We listen and partner with you to deliver lasting solutions that ensure you make the best decisions for your organization. Below are two samples of cases studies where we've helped a company like yours solve the problems that were important to them.
These days, I’m intrigued by the very human problem of making decisions when confronted with many choices. If you’ve ever struggled to choose an ice cream flavor at the market or pick something to watch on Netflix, you’re familiar with the overchoice phenomenon.