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As information sources continue to grow, Gartner report outlines three topics for matching technology with business interest.

Industry applauds as Roy Woodall is nominated to serve as voting member on board formulating rules regarding systemic risk.

Nearly 60% of Americans aged 50 and older worry about long-term care costs and don’t feel confident that they’ll be able to meet those costs; only 16% feel financially prepared to finance their long-term care, according to Sun Life Financial survey.

IT and business disciplines divided at universities, contributing to shortage of rounded knowledge workers, study finds.

McKesson expects to be able to bring to the market a full continuum of automated decision support.

Jim Lyday to lead growth for the distribution of Defined Contribution business in full-service, mid- to large-employer retirement plan market.

Heitz retires; Miller to lead sales and distribution.

New version designed to expand localization options for global and regional insurers, facilitate compliance, reduce risk.

Board approves plan to convert CUNA Mutual Insurance Society from mutual insurance company structure to mutual holding company structure.

Insurers testify that long-term reauthorization of NFIP is vital.

USAA's corporate culture fostered on the inside is reflected out to the market.

The bottom line message for insurers and others in IT is to better manage cost controls, customers and efficiencies in supply chains help to meet business needs.

manager job descriptions altering from traditional infrastructure focus to being business agile and innovative, says new study.

Once master data management becomes a reality, companies that hope to truly leverage it will need a tool that marries different platforms, different architectures and different brands of MDM.

The Netezza release is specifically meant to tackle growing data sets from regulatory and compliance requirements in industries such as banking, insurance, health care and communications.

Allstate Files Million-Dollar Insurance Fraud Case in New York

The big economic question of the day has major implications for sellers of annuities.

It pains me to have regular conversations with industry participants of all persuasions where we all agree that there is room for two big industry shows a year, but not within weeks of each other.

My blog on “Why Do So Many IT Projects Fail” touched a nerve with readers who offered more possible reasons.

The insurance industry needs to emphasize mobile initiatives and begin to guide consumer expectations rather than sit back and watch.