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In a new report, Aite Group offers a look at who is and isn’t buying life insurance, and for what reasons.

New studies confirm many teenagers and 20-somethings prefer keyboards to dashboards.

Craig Weber will take the helm as CEO of research and advisory services firm Celent, a division of Oliver Wyman Inc.

Insurance CIOs view many of their contributions to the organizations they serve as one of supporting new strategic initiatives, while the most important factor in CIOs’ ability to deliver on this value proposition is their relationship with business leaders. Such are the results of a new report, “Creating Enterprise Value as CIO,” issued today by New York-based research and consulting firm Novarica. The report targeted 111 members of its more than 300-member Novarica Insurance Technology Research Council, a moderated membership group of senior insurance IT executives from both the property/casualty and life/annuity sectors.

What would it look like for an insurer to do everything right with today’s technology?

Are the majority of insurance commercials trying too hard, and missing the point of marketing as a result?

Guardian Life Insurance is actively recruiting hundreds of business professionals looking for a new line of work.

Chartis has named Murli Buluswar its new Chief Science Officer, a newly created position responsible for establishing research and development operations that enhance the insurer’s global commercial and consumer business strategies.

Forrester's Global Tech Market Outlook for 2012 and 2013 finds the next 24 months marked by a pair of transitions: a temporary spending slowdown following a post-recession bounce; and an accelerating shift of spending from old to newer technologies.

New York Life Insurance Co., a mutual life insurer, named Rodger K. Johnson as “council president,” a title given annually to the New York Life agent with the company’s highest sales and service achievements. As council president, Johnson is the top agent in the company’s national field force, which is comprised of 12,250 licensed New York Life agents.