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While mobile technology is nothing new to insurers, survey results indicate few are taking advantage of the possibilities.

To fully leverage mobile technologies, insurers need to meld rapid action with ample amounts of long-term, strategic thinking.

Life insurers need to focus on technologies that better enable product development, distribution or deployment of newer technologies, such as social media and mobility applications.

Carrier charts 127-percent increase in use of mobile tools over the past year.

New study names State Farm and USAA the top mobile presences based on user preference, capability and usability.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans from Illinois, Texas and Oklahoma now available from eHealth Inc.

Along with tackling projects that improve and innovate, insurers need to implement the technologies that enhance business models and make risk-averse execs uncomfortable.

Life insurer moves to increase productivity through CRM, forms technology upgrades.

State Farm has made its Driver Feedback mobile app available on Android devices. This free app is designed to turn a person’s cell phone into a pocket-sized driving coach when placed in the car.

Insights from Novarica's Matt Josefowicz on technology trends for the upcoming year: social media, web-to-mobile transitions and those expensive core system modernizations.