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Insurance IT leaders need a long-term vision that accounts for today's issues as well as for tomorrow's.

Recent statistics present the average consumer who wants to purchase insurance using a mobile device.

Micro-Insurance Products and Mobile Are Changing Lives and Creating Growth Opportunities.

If you’re only watching social media chatter, there are big customer support and marketing opportunities passing your business by.

Insurers rank location-based services as most important on their list of needs.

Health insurer designs app enabling policyholders outside the United States to submit claims using smartphone cameras.

In conjunction with America Saves Week, new website presents consumers with online resources to assess their retirement savings.

Joe McKendrick, principal, McKendrick & Associates, is given 60 seconds to outline cloud operations from the outside in.

Society to go with Cover-All’s Dev Studio and Test Studio for commercial lines underwriting and rating.

Insurer hires Nuance Communications' virtual assistant Nina to interact with its 2.25 million mobile downloaders.

AIG takes a hit; Allianz Life, State Auto and two others also announced Q4 and 2012 financials this week.

New app functionality designed to enable customers to view leave time and claim details on devices.

Business intelligence will still see billions of dollars, but struggling global economics and slowed sales cycle are hampering growth.

The use of enterprise risk management applications continues to evolve, according to “2012 U.S. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Survey,” from Gen Re. The survey focused on setting biometric risk assumptions, which had largely been ignored by previous ERM research.

New version of suite designed to support of personal, commercial and specialty lines.

Partnership provides mobile access for group life insurance enrollees to view their accounts.

Insurance is being considered an investment, which leads to consumers making poor decisions.

Catching instances of fraud is good, but the downstream effects can be even more impressive.

While insurance deal volume remained flat in 2012 compared to 2011, momentum increased in the final quarter of 2012; PwC expects this momentum to continue into 2013 despite the ongoing economic uncertainty, according to a new report from the consulting firm, titled “A case for optimism, in the face of uncertainty: 2013 U.S. financial services M&A insights.”

North American insurers ranked product pricing (51 percent versus 39 percent in 2010), risk strategy (48 percent versus 38 percent in 2010) and reinsurance strategy (44 percent versus 34 percent in 2010) as the areas of their business most impacted by their evolving enterprise risk management (ERM) programs, according to a new Towers Watson survey.