Insurance

Sixty-nine percent of respondents to a new AIIM survey report that less than half of their enterprise information is searchable online.

The Atlanta mobile marketing firm hopes to help insurers capitalize on the growing number of adults that carry mobile communications devices.

The companies partner to provide integrated healthcare payment processing.

AIG's board announced Chairman Robert Willumstad will replace Martin Sullivan—a move designed to help steer the company through today’s turbulent markets, drive further organizational change and rebuild shareholder value in the years ahead.

Napco will use CATStation to combine exposure concentration analysis, hazard analysis and policy-level loss analysis into a single Web-based solution.

Google Health got shot in the arm with the signing of its first insurer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, which will offer its 3 million members a plan designed to enable them to keep better track of their medical information.

Don MacDonald will focus on refining the company’s brand and product strategies, data analytics and client segmentation.

In the new role, Terry Wieczorek will now oversee the company’s new product development, finance and operations.

Sy Sternberg, chairman of the board and CEO of New York Life, will succeed Neal Finnegan as Northeastern's chairman on July 1st.

Policy administration system enhancements or replacement tops CIOs’ lists of priorities, causing the market to explode.

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services nudges physicians with “EHR” incentives, while Kaiser Permanente and Microsoft partner to pilot health data transfers.

The legislative effort to create a federal insurance advisory is eliciting both praise and concern.

Today’s increasingly competitive marketplace elevates the importance of flexibility and efficiency in the policy administration process, says researcher.

C-level insurers have a better chance of improving their financial performance if they can act upon certain value levers and imperatives in order to create a true “integrated insurance enterprise.” Not unlike chasing the Holy Grail, getting there may require a sea change in corporate strategy and culture.

Surveys conducted by four chapters of the Professional Insurance Agents’ organization reveal that the treatment and support they receive from their carriers comprise more than customer service.

The reinsurer met an aggressive timetable, successfully implementing a policy admin system for its new U.S. operations.

First American Insurance Underwriters appointed Alyson Noller, who will report to president Kenneth Shapiro.

The Hartford was recognized for best practices in global governance, business ethics, compliance and corporate responsibility.

The company received the award based on its workforce, culture, external programs and work/life programs.

To remain competitive, insurers must be both inventive and innovative, claims the Ohio senator and astronaut. The key to our industry’s—and our country’s—success lies with education and research.