July 16, 2026
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When Employee Choice Becomes Employee Pressure
In my last article, I suggested that we’ve been asking the wrong question about lump sum programs. Lump sums have become an important part of modern mobility, and I don’t see that changing. What interests me is what comes after the payment. I previously introduced this idea: Choice is only empowering when people feel equipped […]
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July 10, 2026
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Expense Management: The Hidden Stress Point in Relocation
Expense management is where relocation programs quietly fall apart: Receipts in inboxes. Approvals stuck in limbo. Employees wondering when reimbursement will happen. Finance teams trying to forecast costs without clear visibility. None of this shows up in a polished mobility strategy presentation, but it shows up everywhere else, because when expense tracking becomes messy, […]
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July 8, 2026
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We’ve Been Asking the Wrong Question About Lump Sums
I don’t think the mobility industry has a lump sum problem; I think we have a perspective problem. For the last several years, we’ve spent a lot of time debating lump sums: Are they replacing traditional relocation policies? Are they good for employees? Are they bad for service providers? Should organizations be encouraging them or […]
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June 17, 2026
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Why Intern Mobility is Straining Lean Relocation and HR Operating Models
Part 1: Why Intern Mobility Feels Harder Every Year Every year, companies make the same mistake. They treat intern mobility like a lightweight version of standard relocation. It isn’t. In fact, some of the most overwhelmed HR, Mobility, and University Relations teams I know aren’t struggling with executive relocations; they’re struggling with interns. Why? Because […]
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June 10, 2026
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Signs Your Lump Sum Program is Breaking at Scale (Before Leadership Notices)
Every growing company experiences a version of the same story: we’ve outgrown our office, our hiring process, our systems. What few organizations consider is that they can outgrow a relocation program, too. The irony is that lump sum programs are often implemented in the name of simplicity. They offer flexibility, reduce administrative burden, and give […]
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April 30, 2026
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AI in Mobility Technology: A Conversation with Our CTO, Stephen Chen
AI is changing relocation technology, just not the way most people expect. AI is reshaping enterprise software everywhere. Inside global mobility, the story is a little more interesting. Relocation platforms do not serve one audience. They support an entire ecosystem: HR and mobility teams transferees and candidates consultants suppliers finance leaders engineering teams And here’s […]
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April 29, 2026
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Beyond Logistics: The New Relocation Experience
Relocation programs used to be built primarily around policy, reimbursement, and logistics. The goal was operational efficiency: move the employee, track the costs, and ensure policy compliance. But expectations have shifted. Today’s workforce isn’t just expecting a relocation package. There’s a growing shift toward employee experience becoming a central focus of mobility programs. Employees now […]
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April 24, 2026
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The Case for Guided Lump Sum in Early Career Programs
Lump sum relocation has become the go-to model for many Early Career Talent (ECT) Programs, and honestly, it’s not hard to see why: Budgets are predictable. Administration stays manageable. Employees get flexibility. Everyone wins… at least in theory. Because there’s one detail mobility teams run into pretty quickly: Most ECT employees have never relocated before. […]
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April 15, 2026
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CPE: The Employee Side of Relocation Technology
Most relocation technology was built for reporting: Compliance tracking. Program metrics. All important, but none of that is what the employee experiencing the move actually needs. For them, relocation feels very different. What happens next? Who do I contact? Where am I in the process? Did my reimbursement go through? Relocation doesn’t happen inside a […]
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April 7, 2026
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Stabilization with a Mobility Command Center
Mobility programs used to be easier to manage: fewer vendors, simpler policies, and smaller relocation volumes. Tracking a move didn’t require a dozen systems, three supplier portals, and a weekly status meeting just to figure out what was happening. A lot of programs ran on email, spreadsheets, and good communication, and for a long time, […]
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