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Health organizations, including insurers, need to update practices and take a more integrated approach to ensure that patient information is safe.

Business intelligence software offered as a pre-integrated reporting option to work in tandem with the suite.

Genworth research: Agents and advisors should change the way they approach their client base and break down the barriers that keep families from obtaining adequate coverage.

Federal testimony on virtualization includes calls for standardization, persistent security questions.

Reorganization results in the three new divisions of operations: Preferred Underwriting, Preferred Brokerage and Preferred Advantage.

With precise tools to monitor performance out of the office, home-based service representatives are proving themselves a worthwhile investment.

The Big "I" welcomes a new chairman, Michael Donohoe, along with three other officers.

NASA says the overall sea level has declined over the past year, so what are insurers to think?

Ericksen, managing a staff of more than 1,000 technology professionals, will be responsible for setting strategic technology direction.

Bruised by the economic crisis, inland marine insurers face heated competition, a retiring workforce and technological challenges.

New report examines how insurers can adopt a centralized approach to avoid system segmentation.

Aetna, Humana, Kaiser Permanente and UnitedHealthcare contribute to the launch of a new data-sharing initiative.

The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded a total of $109 million in grants to 28 states and the District of Columbia.

Insurers Arming Against Piracy

An IVANS survey reveals why agents are so reluctant to look to social media for communications and customer service.

Lloyd’s suffered $1.12 billion in losses on its way to a combined ratio of 113.3 percent.

Company commits to expanding insurance coverage in Haiti, Senegal.

Pike Research: By 2020, adoption and standardization of virtual data environments will push significant greenhouse and energy reductions.

CFOs responding to a recent Towers Watson survey say their companies are increasing both property and casualty rate levels ahead of market increases.

The Chartis company attempts to ease the burden of claims reporting for policyholders.