Analytics

Experts believe insurers eventually will buy into the cloud hype, but in the form of "private clouds" contained within enterprises and close partners and agents.

Data from medical records may hold the key to insurers hoping to fully optimize their medical claims processing.

The regulatory and macroeconomic environment is causing carriers to rebuild their capital positions and consider necessary technology strategies.

With 50% of large hospitals having experienced at least one data breach this year, health insurers should keep tabs on how their data is being stored and secured.

There's been intense debate among insurance tech people lately over what SOA is—or is not—supposed to accomplish. Fortunately, experts at last month's International SOA Symposium have answers.

INN reports from ISOTECH 2009, where Monday’s general session speakers discussed challenges the industry faced in the past and will face in the future.

Will anyone need today’s data a millennium from today? Quite possibly, the answer is yes.

The enterprise IT services survey offers insights into insurers' IT and outsourcing decision-making in North America and Europe.

StoneRiver clients can now take advantage of FICO Blaze Advisor to formulate and maintain many of their own business and processing rules without using specialist IT resources.

Designed to manage claims operations for group employee benefits products, the new system replaces an in-house legacy system.