Data and information management

Upgraded version designed to include catastrophe model blending, as well as improvements to direct catastrophe import and financial capabilities.

There are several generational, technological distinctions that could drastically affect how your data operations are run in the future.

Large insurers responding to a recent survey were unanimously invested in predictive modeling, but challenges persist.

Data security breaches are both common and costly. While many insurance companies are keeping up with security requirements, it's a battle that keeps escalating.

BNY Mellon/Risk Insurance survey finds more than half of global insurers have insufficient investment collateral; funding costs and operational complexity are on the rise.

The SAP Customer Engagement Intelligence software includes four applications designed to handle different levels of customer interaction in the sales, marketing and customer service process.

Advancements in telematics technologies, along with an 80-percent drop in hardware costs, are ratcheting up the industry’s interest in UBI. But will the payoff be there?

Workers’ compensation insurers are most active in surveying policyholders about employee concentrations, according to a new survey from RIMS.

Visual analytics are a priority for The New Hampshire Institute of Health Policy and Practice, as disparate sets of data across multiple payers threaten to stymie HIX operations.

There are several examples of where algorithms can and should take over for human decision-making, but experience is starting to spotlight strategic decisions that can't be taken over by big data.

The latest glitch causing problems for HIX consumers is a data center run by Terremark, which lost connectivity over the weekend, just days after the President set an ambitious timeline for fixing the site.

Common areas of fraud include the misrepresentation of services provided, providing unnecessary services, billing for services not rendered and sale of durable goods.

New Web-based application matches underwriters and brokers based on risk appetite in an attempt to enable more efficient and profitable transactions.

Using data and analysis from a unit of Verisk, the companies look to help insurers and businesses better predict and manage electrical outages.

Applications and software-defined infrastructures will likely highlight future, hopefully more successful, data consolidation projects.

Ernst & Young survey finds insurers hindered by technology and culture; 70 percent spend less than 10 percent of business and development budgets on digital.

Ted Vandenberg, director of claims analytics and business intelligence for Farmers Insurance, says opportunities for analytics will be limited until practitioners are better integrated into the corporate hierarchy.

The world is changing faster than ever and insurers need to be ready for what is on the horizon as well as for what's in the distance. How will personalized insurance packages, 3D, and other technologies transform your business? How can your vision and planning determine your future?

Solutions are integrated with the Oracle Sales Cloud and are designed to empower financial services companies to use predictive modeling and decisioning tools to improve the alignment of their offers.

The world is changing faster than ever and insurers need to be ready for what is on the horizon as well as for what's in the distance. How will customer DIY, mobile, data & analytics, architecture & agility, and collaboration transform your business?