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Insurer selects iPipeline's iGo e-app and Data Services solutions to enable automated processes as well as increased access for producers.

Think tank Heartland Institute issues another hyperbolic statement, this time on leaked—and possibly fake—documents containing climate change information.

Forrester report outlines a four-year look at the mobility market in terms of proliferation, spending and challenges.

LIMRA survey of 53 life insurers finds vast majority currently engaged in mobile activity directed at producers.

IntelliDrive enables fleet managers to improve driver safety and efficiency while reducing costs by leveraging technology.

Under new structure, United States is split into seven regions.

How agents can use Facebook to reach out to policyholders when they need it most.

The distracted driving battle goes on, as Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood proposes voluntary steps that would establish new safety criteria for hands-free calling, navigation and entertainment systems in new cars and trucks.

Annuity administration ITO contract worth $25 million extended; virtualized environment to increase flexibility, generate savings.

CNA, Marsh & McLennan and Montpelier Re also among those to release 2011 figures in the past week.

Annuity Sales: The Good and Bad News

Predictive Analytics Defining Marketing Competition

Insurers see new opportunities, but challenges remain in telematics, GPS strategies.

Great American Insurance Group (GAIG) has entered into a strategic relationship with India-based IT services provider HCL Technologies.

The number of life producers using mobile devices doubled from 2008 to 2010, making mobile tech an imperative if the carrier seeks a competitive advantage, says LIMRA.

Hedge fund manager John Paulson demands that The Hartford Financial Services Group break into two companies; insurer evaluating strategy.

Tony Melia now heads the Willis Group branch that covers Europe, Asia, Latin America and emerging markets business.

In an increasingly competitive technology vendor market, life insurers are gradually modernizing their policy administration legacy systems.

Software enabling insurers to calculate and integrate risk ratings for wildfires unveiled.

With the underlying economy likely to remain weak and organic growth hard to come by, the most effective lever for financial success remaining for insurers is to control costs.