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Gartner analyst says IT strategies can only go so far in advancing the business—digital strategies are what take you where you want to be.

New research from Strategy Meets Action indicates that over 70 percent of personal and commercial insurers have UBI plans; here's where they need to start.

Celent report profiles 13 vendors and offers insights in terms of data sources, service and delivery options.

With IT further infiltrating the enterprise, here are 10 positions that are growing in stature—and pay.

Social media represents the latest in a string of technologies that companies shy away from initially, only to eventually embrace it and realize its full potential.

Industry wide, however, annuity sales dropped slightly in the third quarter.

The top areas for technology investments among workers’ compensation carriers are claims system replacements and predictive analytics, according to Novarica’s new “Business and Technology Trends: Workers’ Compensation” research report.

These can help commercial lines carriers experience expense reduction, growth strategies and improving underwriting results.

Insurers will pay a fee of 3.5 percent of their premiums to sell plans in a federally run health exchange, the government said today in a regulatory filing. The exchanges are new marketplaces somewhat like online travel services where uninsured people will buy policies.

With boomers growing older and new demographics taking center stage, how much longer will agents and advisors be the preferred source of information for customers?