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Kory Jensen now is SVP, IT infrastructure for the Insurance holding company; plus three other management-level IT positions filled.

Project is intended to consolidate data and analytics tools, improve data quality and the efficiency of analysts.

The market for data loss prevention products will reach $1.7 billion by the end of 2014.

The name change will be completed by the end of the year, pending shareholder approval.

Online transactions and major new players in the market are bringing big shifts to the auto insurance business.

CIO Tony Laska on how offering boardbooks on tablet computers saved the company time and effort while reducing paper waste and offering better information more conveniently.

Dice.com published a list of the 10 fastest growing states for technology jobs. Based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics “Establishment Survey, Business and Professional Services, Computer Systems Design and Related Services,” this list represents the growth for the first six months of 2014.

AIG, Amica, Legal & General and 8 other insurers among the finalists for the awards honoring best practices in insurance industry IT initiatives and strategy.

Foresters completes huge IT transformation project to save millions of dollars per year.

Social networking and its elusive ROI gets folded into something bigger.

Novarica’s former managing director will lead an alliance between the two companies.

Erie, Nationwide and State Farm lead in satisfaction, according to J.D. Power; all insurers benefit by offering highly satisfying customer experiences, which result in increased customer loyalty and advocacy.

The lawsuit escalates a dispute with Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber.

Chad Zenner will drive AssureStart’s digital marketing and branding activities.

Elizabeth Brady will manage branding, advertising, media relations, data analytics, research and business intelligence for the company.

CRM data analytics can enable a business to make the sales process smarter as well as empower field reps with easy access to business intelligence.

The multiyear agreement is expected to result in improved revenue, data security and market sustainability for ACE clients.

A new center for excellence, increased compatibility across product offerings and joint education, sales and marketing efforts are on the way for large companies moving to cloud-based infrastructures.

Insurer shifts from legacy platforms to realize improvements in multiple areas.

The value of IoT is in the data.