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At day one of the 2012 IASA Annual Education Conference and Business Show, INN talks to the association’s 2012 president about the past year, Celent’s Craig Weber discusses the greatest challenge affecting the industry and the IASA Education Chair highlights this year’s educational lineup.

Aragon Research forecasts extinction for most paper documents.

Corralling BI Cowboys can lead to better, more actionable business insights.

Multichannel delivery and enterprisewide implementations main selling points for providers.

Four other insurers also recognized for making their content accessible and understandable to consumers.

For insurers, evaluating elasticity requirements when looking into the cloud may lead them to hold back.

Jackson to pay $621 million in cash for SRLC America Holding Corp.

Purchase of P&C insurer intended to close in early Q3 of this year.

Partnership to provide ingenie with the underwriting capacity needed to supplement its telematics offering.

Conference season creates an opportunity to re-establish strategic ties, or shop for new ones.

With the improving business climate, insurers again are interested in increasing automation, business continuity and standardizing business processes.

15 minutes with Jeff Frazee, CIO of Aviva USA.

Modern billing systems present the opportunity to simplify systems integration, standardize billing and provide a platform forupdating customer service capabilities.

15 minutes with Karthik Balakrishnan and Phil Hatfield, an SVP and VP, respectively, with Verisk Analytics.

A recent discussion of why and who supplies industry expertise puts the analyst relationship under the microscope.

As insurers move rapidly to adopt more consumer-centric business models, their efforts are tempered by equally imperative compliance concerns surrounding these new forms of communications and business transactions.

Non-traditional and non-insurance activities and interconnectedness categories to weigh more in determining global systemically important insurers.

For employers, HRI says the net impact of the 2012 increase could be as low as 5.5 percent after accounting for changes in benefit design by purchasers. For health insurers, the decrease in spending and costs may be an opportunity to recoup expenses from the decreasing margins of previous years.

Celent, Novarica and Strategy Meets Action garner top spots in 2nd annual insurance technology analyst survey.

Valen’s predictive analytics product designed to enable underwriters to score policies on two fronts.