Insurance

Software provider says the new centralized distribution platform is intended to meet agents’ and policyholders’ expectations for online quoting, binding and self-service capabilities on any device.

Insurers are at a moment when their technological capabilities can be used to improve many of the legacy issues plaguing the industry.

New entity to offer broad menu of insurance technology, software and services under one roof

Combined application will integrate core system management with communication.

New software will offer a core system for life insurance policy administration services.

Kemper's revenue slide continues amid changing fortunes of top 30 companies.

ISCS applications can help improve the user experience, collaboration and speed-to-market.

IVAN's Information exchange will be increased through a single resource for agency download preferences.

Willis, Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford, Ace, XL Group and Generali to participate in the Xchanging-Deutsche Bank Netsett platform pilot.

For content management, analytics and other front-end functions, life insurers are choosing best of breed solutions over PAS, a new study by Celent reveals.

Insurance IT investment decisions take more than just numbers.

For many carriers, these types of investment decisions are only made once or twice in a generation.

Celent surveyed 44 North American insurers to find answers to the major challenges of upgrading policy admin systems.

Measuring goes beyond just accumulating fans and followers: it looks at the contribution to business.

The partnership will offer digital transaction management to Safeco agents.

Estimates put the number of private exchanges at around 150, but according to PwC Health Research Institute, they can be grouped based on their beginnings.

TriZetto is best known for its suite of payer software products including core transactions processing and care management systems.

Insurer announces new operating team and the departures of Jay Wintrob, president and CEO of AIG Life & Retirement, and Michael R. Cowan, EVP and chief administrative officer.

8 million people selected health plans using the federal system and 14 state-run insurance markets, but enrollment wasn’t confirmed until the first month’s premium was paid.

According to the CDC, 18.4 percent of adults under age 65 lacked health insurance in the first three months of the year, down from 20.4 percent in 2013.