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From the 2012 Women in Insurance Leadership Forum: SVP, Head of Life Operations talks about big changes since being named a 2012 WIL winner and the most important characteristics to being a good leader.

The 2011 Women in Insurance Leadership winner Noreen Randazzo, VP and CIO—Enterprise Solutions, offers advice on the importance of mentors and sponsors, the value of nurturing those relationships over the long term, and encouraging innovation through employee engagement. To read more about Randazzo, click here.

The 2011 Women in Insurance Leadership winner Peggy Rubin, EVP and COO of Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Company, provides advice to those just starting in the insurance industry and offers an overview of developing the best practices program she devised during five mergers and acquisitions.

There are several adjustments insurers can make in the wake of initial feedback from the NAIC regarding its pilot review of U.S. ORSA summary reports.

Novarica Research Council Impact Award Nominee of the Day: Zurich North America worked with program administrators to eliminate rekeying of data and other labor-intensive steps in the process.

Large IT efforts often cost much more than planned; some can put the whole organization in jeopardy. The companies that defy these odds are the ones that master key dimensions that align IT and business value.

The VP, Personal Lines and 2012 WIL winner takes some time during the Women in Insurance Leadership Forum to talk about her role at Travelers and how she's preparing to fill the IASA president position at the end of 2013.The VP, Personal Lines and 2012 WIL winner takes some time during the Women in Insurance Leadership Forum to talk about her role at Travelers and how she's preparing to fill the IASA president position at the end of 2013. To read more about Mercier, click here. 

Stardust BPM now available under terms of Eclipse Public License, designed to support entire process management lifecycle.

Big data leads the way as IT spending is expected to reach $3.7 trillion in 2013.

In an effort to improve system stability and availability, Allstate Financial ran a root-cause analysis of production issues, which determined that many were due to application integration issues across the enterprise. In response, Allstate established E-Test, an enterprisewide test environment comprised of key administration systems, data stores and applications.