Analytics

The offering is designed to enable clients to get up and running in 30 days or less across cloud and dedicated architectures.

Insurers increasingly recognize that cloud services can also codify customer data and foster new business opportunities.

Insurers already immersed in the cloud share their steps to success.

In today's competitive marketplace, insurers must be able to measure what's working and what isn’t with their mobile engagements.

Mobile opens up new avenues of interaction with customers, as well as adding a new dimension to internal operations.

All companies are aware of the growing risk of cyberattacks, yet few are taking the steps necessary to protect critical information. The key? Senior managers need to lead.

This growing combination of real-time data collection from remote sources, wireless connectivity and analytics could affect virtually every aspect of insurance.

The increase in time being spent interacting online via social media channels represents one of the greatest new business opportunities of all time. But for the insurance industry, it may represent one its greatest challenges.

By 2015, most mobile applications will synchronize, collect and analyze deep data about users and their social graphs, according to Gartner Inc.

The new world of metadata is like the old world of metadata except that it has many more data sources – and just like data from packaged software, the business has no control over the data definitions of the new sources.