With IT capital at a premium, hosted services are a natural fit for peripheral applications.

Of the nearly 2,000 deals totaling more than $200 billion in value, many involved players in the insurance technology space.

Report says an increasing number of insurers are outsourcing management of their general account investments to third party investment managers.

Insurers may want to keep an eye on the data centers, and cloud and other services providers affected by the temblor and tsunami.

Cloud computing can be an enabler of entrepreneurship and organizational transformation.

INN recalls accomplishments of past honorees, sets date for new meeting.

The services are designed to provide P&C insurers specialty services to enhance their customer claims experience.

As financial app IT expenditures grow for banks, so does outsourcing. Insurers may want to take note.

Insurers' need for cost savings and business transformation is driving many to look for specialized, long-term relationships in a maturing BPO space.

Insurers may be interested to learn how banks are using cloud to manage their disaster recovery needs.

Survey finds cloud emerging as new outsourcing platform.

To navigate through the changing market, insurers will think, act and spend differently in 2011.

VPs of IT will see salary spikes, while CIOs and database administrators’ salaries will remain flat.

Today’s CIO should be less a technologist, and more a business person who creates advantages and differentiators using technology

Report shows 2015 market spending at up to $2.5B, with businesses straddling hybrid clouds.

While much ballyhooed and potentially important, insurers should first take a breath and think about where they fit into the big picture.

Innovation is all around us, in awards programs and in the ways INN presents information.

Insurers' diversity, originality and pluck play a role in best practices.

Thanks largely to increased regulation, insurers will demand innovation, transparency and stability from sourcing providers.

AXA China Region Insurance and Tokio Marine & Nichido, Fire Insurance Co. are a few of many insurers effectively using technology, analysts say.