Data and information management

Return, risk and regulatory pressures require radical re-thinking of portfolio management operations, according to a report from Celent.

Insurers should look to revisit the roots of the insurance process.

Big data helps leaders measure and understand more about their business and directly translate it into improved decision making and performance.

There is no one single form of virtualization – rather, different parts of the IT infrastructure require different approaches.

Big data and analytics are taking the P&C sector by storm. Strategy Meets Action’s report shows which tools and techniques are getting the most traction.

To achieve meaningful benefits, first address the business priorities of the combined entity before merging technologies and systems.

Armed with analytics, predictive modeling and big data, insurers like CNA are moving to take on application fraud.

A poll of insurance executives attending PCIA also found that suboptimal underwriting remains primary obstacle to corporate growth.

EMC Insurance’s Sara Richards explains the background and benefits of using the new SignOn Once push standard.

Insurers are coming to grips with security concerns about the cloud as they gain more familiarity with the technology and institute new best practices.

As larger number of consumers become willing to share their personal data, opportunities open up for insurers.

This year’s Women in Insurance Leadership award winners are world-class innovators par excellence.

The “New IT” began to emerge in 1994, and its impact is still being felt.

Ultimately, insurance must become a digital industry.

Firm claims that using the application, some clients have experienced as much as 10-to-one returns.

Insurance-specific software lets companies create, view and manage reports via the Web.

Don Culpepper, risk management consultant for Fireman’s Fund, discusses insurance applications for the Internet of Things.

IT organizations still years away from essential data management and analytics capabilities.

Digital technologies may have mainly bypassed insurance companies, but not for long.

Insurer will roll out UBI analytics applications and use a national data set to offer discounts to insureds in six states.