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Kaiser Foundation and SelectHealth ranked highest overall, J.D. Power survey finds insufficient coverage decreases health plan satisfaction.
March 20 -
Finance and business executives believe the CFO is a strong evangelist for the transformational potential of technology, according to survey.
March 20 -
Insurer will use the software to to better understand its customers and improve pricing management capabilities for its Safe Driver auto insurance line.
March 20 -
The award honors corporations for supplier diversity programs and the integration of women's business enterprises.
March 19 -
Most national commercial health insurers, including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield and Humana, say they are ready for the October 1 implementation deadline.
March 19 -
Insurer will use Policy Decisions to administer physical damage coverage for manufactured home dealers.
March 19 -
IT is evolving from simply responding to technology requests to helping shape aspects of business strategy, according to research from consulting firm Protiviti.
March 18 -
Despite the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most Americans obtain insurance or pay a fine, one-third of the uninsured plan to remain without insurance.
March 18 -
However, gaps exist between business' and IT's expectations, definitions and applications, according to Strategy Meets Action.
March 18 -
Insured Rating incorporates ISO content and handles general liability and commercial property business.
March 18 -
The ISO portal is designed to provide a foundation for a more technical approach to underwriting and rating.
March 18 -
A snapshot of Obamacare enrollment in seven states suggests the law hasn't significantly increased competition in health insurance markets.
March 18 -
PolicyCenter and BillingCenter expected to help UK auto insurer increase its business agility and speed to market.
March 17 -
Insurer to offer DriveCam safety and compliance program to fleet owners in an effort to improve fleet safety.
March 14 -
Core administration and private portal application intended to help reduce operational costs.
March 14 -
Republican members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have sent letters to every insurer participating in the federal marketplace to request specific enrollment data.
March 14 -
Millions of people may be exempt from the requirement known as the individual mandate under rules issued by the Obama administration.
March 14 -
Public and previously shared data offer potential benefits to consumers and opportunities for service providers to offer value-added services; however consumers' responses range from neutral to negative, Celent says.
March 14 -
The Senate passed H.R. 3370 on a 72-22 vote, sending it to President Barack Obama for his signature.
March 14 -
Risk transfer opportunities just beginning to be realized, Towers Watson says; 90 percent of CFOs surveyed expect to see prices decrease.
March 13 -
Majority of male and female business executives, including 83 from the insurance industry, agree that the most successful employees will be those who can adapt to the changing workplace.
March 13 -
Insurer announces a new chief information officer, chief claims officer, chief risk officer and 30 more corporate officers.
March 13 -
Twenty-three co-ops that now exist nationally - created by the law - have enrolled about 300,000 people in health plans by combining low premiums with a certain homespun appeal.
March 13 -
Oklahoma and Michigan rank highest last year, according to insurance consulting services company Perr&Knight; five-year trend unabated.
March 12 -
BillingCenter expected to provide a modern technology platform for the commercial trucking insurer.
March 12 -
The awards recognize female leaders who have succeeded in business, academia or a non-profit.
March 12 -
Developed using Silanis' e-SignLive technology, paperless applications are intended to make enrollment processing easier for plan participants, policy owners, brokers and carriers.
March 11 -
The U.S. lawmaker who wrote a Dodd-Frank Act provision that imposes bank-like capital standards on the insurance industry introduced legislation to ease the requirements.
March 11 -
More than half of Chicagoland drivers drive fewer than 10,000 miles per year, insurer says; fuel costs and heavy traffic discourage driving.
March 11 -
Rates in aggregate have increased for three consecutive years, according to Towers Watson, but have slowed.
March 11 -
The organization, U.S. Mortgage Insurers, will work to ensure Congress considers the industry's interests in federal legislation to shrink taxpayer risk in the housing market.
March 11 -
Insurance companies will urge U.S. lawmakers today to stop the Federal Reserve from imposing bank-like capital standards on their industry.
March 11 -
Insurer plans to remove management layers between the headquarters and the individual business units.
March 11 -
Senate leaders are seeking agreement to quickly pass a House flood-insurance bill to avert steep premium increases for property owners in coastal states.
March 10 -
In 2012, PIP claims reached an annualized $14,207 per claimant, Insurance Research Council says, despite decreasing severity of injuries.
March 10 -
Lawmakers will hold their first hearing Tuesday on an issue that has largely mystified regulators: how to craft capital rules for insurance companies.
March 10 -
Document and content management is accelerating the insurers ability pay medical bills, shorten claim cycles and distribute information internally and externally.
March 10 -
During a unique gathering of data-analytics leaders, new solutions began emerging to vexing privacy, talent, organizational and frontline-adoption challenges.
March 10 -
U.S. Health Insurance Regulator says the botched rollout of Healthcare.gov had nothing to do with his decision to leave, and no one encouraged him to leave.
March 7 -
Two computer science students from the University of St. Andrews in the U.K. attempt to pin down a definition of big data.
March 7 -
Expanded advertising launches, impending deadlines and possible penalties are expected to prompt a spike in enrollment.
March 6 -
Suite of predictive models offers insurers the opportunity to score driving behavior across multiple vehicles and vehicle usage patterns across multiple drivers, LexisNexis said.
March 6 -
Health care, finance and insurance are among the top five industries driving demand, according to Burning Glass Technologies; average advertised salary: $94,000.
March 6 -
A survey of 100 health insurance executives finds that mobile technology and health and wellness applications are fast becoming an integral part of the health care consumer experience.
March 6 -
Cohen will step down as director of the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight at the end of the month, when the first enrollment period for the health care law concludes.
March 6 -
The award recognizes Vaughan's contributions to the insurance industry throughout her career.
March 6 -
With mid-term congressional elections bearing down, the government changed its regulation of Obamacare, which will give insurers more time to sign up customers.
March 6 -
Insurance industry associations react to the passed amendment that repeals increases in flood-insurance premiums.
March 5 -
The Sapiens IDIT Software Suite will be used as a common platform for Hiscoxs retail insurance business.
March 5 -
Data analysis, processing and results distribution enables ProSights customer service team to access all client history and claims data.
March 5 -
The Obama administration, which has been deliberating the issue since November, is expected to announce today the extension of the health plans.
March 5 -
Health insurers such as WellPoint and Humana stand to gain $5.5 billion next year to cover losses from Obamacare in a program the laws opponents label a bailout.
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