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By 2016, the availability of capacity and performance management skills for horizontally scaled architectures will be a major constraint or risk to growth for 80 percent of major businesses, Gartner says.

It may be possible to provision key services with the click of a mouse, but benefits go well beyond that.

Starr alleges in its shareholder suit that the U.S. didn’t have the authority to demand 80 percent of AIG’s equity in consideration for a loan and didn’t pay a fair price for the stock it took.

Meyer brings experience in leading operations in pricing and modeling, product management and underwriting.

Imagine a learning system that can replace the performance of your best employee to provide the same level of support across the organization.

The application combines business process rules with decision-based technology.

Demand for coverage has accelerated after some of the largest companies in the U.S. revealed that they’d fallen victim to cyber hackers.

A new report, released in September by Celent, examines the constantly changing insurance market and recommends key strategies and investments Asian life insurance companies should focus on to be successful.

Why many companies don’t do a good job of measuring the thing that clients value the most.

Starr International claims the government illegally took equity in the insurer, and that the 14 percent on an $85 billion rescue loan was an “extortion rate.” Starr is seeking at least $25 billion in damages.