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A new report's finds that insurance CIOs targeted mobile computing capabilities in 2013.

Barbara Koster currently serves as senior VP, CIO for Prudential.

Insurers are shifting their outsourcing dollars to adding new capabilities and infrastructure, and away from application development and maintenance.

The investment bank, which specializes in the financial services sector, finds varying results for the life and P&C sectors.

Insurance companies should look to their high-transaction cousins when it comes to mobile strategies.

LOGiQ³ Receives Letters of Intent From Four Carriers

CEO says there’s less business going into the reinsurance market, and there’s more appetite from both traditional players and newcomers.

‘Millennial Meterologists’ to highlight how Big Data is transformed into actionable solutions.

Obamacare has always depended, both operationally and politically, on an alliance between the administration and insurance companies. But that alliance is vulnerable.

Net income rose to $988 million, or $2.70 a share, from $304 million, or 78 cents, a year earlier.

Tropics completes conversion, implementation of policy, billing and claims software.

Insurer and tech giant have made separate announcements that should be of interest to the insurance industry, especially those pursuing insurance telematics programs.

Committee on Oversight & Government Reform Chairman Rep. says we “must assume that website is still vulnerable and Americans may have [personally identifiable information] hacked and taken.”

Skewed HIX Enrollment: 2 Big Challenges for Health Insurers

Novel and more accessible forms of information from government and private sources represent a new and rapidly growing piece of the big-data puzzle.

A safe new-year prediction is that we shall see more insurers getting into trouble, paying the price for over-expansion.

Competitive advantage comes from being able to answer any question at any time.

While only three insurers make the list, their ranks improve from last year.

Strategy Meets Action Founder Deb Smallwood discusses the current landscape of analytics and big data, opportunities and challenges that come with it and action items for insurers.Throughout January, Smallwood details each of SMAs five next-generation technologies — analytics and big data, mobile technologies, collaboration technologies, cloud computing and telematics.To find out how the research and consulting firm came to these five, click here. Check back next week for next-gen technology No. 2: mobile technologies. 

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