Ara Trembly, The Tech Consultant

Ara Trembly, founder of Ara Trembly, The Tech Consultant, is a widely known and highly experienced consultant, journalist and speaker in the technology field, notably for insurance and financial services audiences. He is also an experienced counselor.

Formerly the Senior Technology Editor for National Underwriter, and a featured blogger for Insurance Networking News, he has been a writer, marketing professional and public speaker on technology for business since 1982.

He has written literally hundreds of articles for a wide range of business and technology publications, including Computer Decisions, Beyond Computing, PC Today, Office Systems and many more.

Ara has spoken before the Business Technology Association, ASCnet, the AMS User Group, ACORD, ISOTech, LOMA, and the Insurance Accounting and Systems Association, among others. He has delivered keynote addresses/panels at ISOTech, the Fiserv Client Conference, the Michigan Chapter of NAIW and at the Wisconsin IASA Annual Meeting. He was formerly the technology editor and a regular columnist for both the P&C and Life/Health Editions of National Underwriter--and hosted a blog, "The Insurance Tech Guru." 

What We Do

Is this Web site just an exercise in egomania?  Hardly!  We provide consistently excellent services to insurance concerns, technology providers, marketing experts, event planners, and financial services firms.  Among these services:

• Public speaking 
• White Papers - Position Papers 
• Top quality writing 
• Business/marketing planning and execution 
• Corporate counseling
• Crisis management

VISIT ARA'S NEW BLOG--

THE ROGUE GURU

--YOU'LL GET THE SAME INDESCRIBABLY ENTERTAINING AND THOUGHTFUL OPINIONS YOU'VE COME TO EXPECT ON A WEEKLY BASIS. 

CONTACT US AT ARA@ARATREMBLYTECHNOLOGY.COM FOR DETAILS!

 Pithy Thoughts

Ara's (Newer)Musings... 

When am I going to be able to stop saying that the economy is still in the dumper?  We see little pinpoints of hope here and there, but the bad news appears to still significantly outweigh the good. 

Not surprisingly, quasi-political movements like the Tea Party and the OWS protesters are making a lot of noise--mostly about who's the blame.  I have no disagreement with the Tea Party's idea of smaller government and greater fiscal accountabillity (not spending money one doesn't have).  It is almost mind-boggling that these positions have caused them to be labeled as "extremists." 

On the other hand, I can certainly understand the frustration of some OWS protesters--at least those who would genuinely like to participate in a healthy capitalist economy.  From what I'm seeing, however, this movement has no unifying message and seems to have more in common with socialism than anything else.  Unfortunately, socialism has not been shown to be effective anywhere at any time. 

Maybe you have a different view?  Let me know!

Contact me at ara@aratremblytechnology.com.

AND Speaking of things financial... you may want to check out the financial musings of my good friend Jim Picerno at The Capital Spectator. Jim knows more than most folks about the esoteric workings of the financial world, so take a look at what he's saying before your 401K kicks the bucket for good!