Insurance

The workers' compensation insurer will deploy the new system in a software-as-a-service model.

Quebec's SSQauto and Connecticut's NLC are revamping their core environments with Guidewire.

The company's goal is to scale up faster during CAT events.

The insurer will deploy a SaaS version of Oceanwide Bridge for an accident insurance line.

Healthy doses of empathy, technology, and patience have helped the chief claims officer turn around the homeowners' insurance company's claims organization.

Aflac CIO Julia Davis adeptly adopts solutions for the insurer to meet customer demands.

Aetna president Karen S. Lynch's passion for better outcomes powers a desire to help simplify the complex healthcare system.

Haven Life Insurance Agency, The John Hancock Vitality Program and USAA receive SMA’s 2015 Innovation in Action Award.

The company will use Accenture Duck Creek software in a software-as-a-service model for all lines.

The insurer went from FAA approval to claims inspection in about six months.

The company has implemented software from Silanis.

The P&C insurer revamped systems end-to-end for eight lines of business.

Should CIOs focus on core system capabilities, or vendor experience in their line of business? Both, say Novarica -- and the list doesn't end there.

The updated system supports pricing accuracy and enables regulatory compliance through the pre-configured bureau-based content.

All 36 independent BCBS companies will contribute to the association’s data management system, creating the healthcare industry’s largest single data resource.

The investment comes at a time when insurers are increasingly interested in venture capital, the aggregation channel, and selling commercial insurance online.

Texas-based P&C will deploy SaaS solutions from One, Inc. to boost retention while streamlining internal business processes

A new government audit reveals widespread failures by the federal agency charged with managing the private contractors who built healthcare.gov.

Insurers have strived to keep pace with consumer technologies and ever more-sophisticated expectations around the customer experience, and now carriers like USAA are banding together with Google Compare and other insurance aggregation sites to offer consumers a new way to shop for and purchase auto insurance.

Professional services company Towers Watson has agreed to acquire Brovada, a Canadian insurance technology business best known for the BrovadaOne platform, an application for integrating and automating interactions between insurers, and their agents and brokers.