Data and information management

Insurer plans to use eRiskHub's cyber risk resource portal to evaluate data security risks.

One of the largest insurance agencies in Wisconsin grows with the acquisition of Burkart-Heisdorf.

New product releases from IBM and EMC attempt to deliver on the promise of big data security.

Insurer working with Command Investigations, which will provide SIU, anti-fraud services and investigative services.

Job descriptions for the business intelligence analysts that will pave your way to smarter, more efficient operations.

Provider adds cloud capabilities to its policy, billing, rating and intelligence products.

Personal and commercial P&C insurers say data capture and transformation into useful information has become a critical differentiator of performance within the marketplace, according to a new survey.

Novarica survey identifies longer-term threats and opportunities for both P&C and life/annuity insurers.

Customer analytics is presented as the driving force behind big data success in new survey results.

Company also launches initiative to assist underwriting, marketing and claims operations.

Former director of IBM's Information Governance consulting practice uses Progressive as an example when discussing the emerging need for big data governance.

Head of the agriculture unit at Munich Re cites drought as the biggest cause of losses in 2012.

The list of questions advanced or predictive analytics can answer within an enterprise is making for a strong business case within insurance organizations.

In a new report, Gartner outlines three trends pushing more enterprises toward cloud-based security.

More natural peril events occurred in 2012, but the losses incurred were far below the record-highs established in 2011.

Mainframes are more expensive up front, but may cost less over the long run.

Experian QAS survey finds fewer than 1 percent of businesses lack data quality initiatives.

Winning in the market with a data-driven culture is becoming the name of the game—here's how to do it.

With climate change prompting a transformation, insurers will find opportunity to take on some risk in the energy sector, which will continue to be crucial in the world economy.

From 2008 to 2011, the number of questionable claims suspected of being part of an organized group or ring activity increased by 47 percent, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s “Data Analytics Forecast Report.” However, that number of questionable claims with the OGA referral reason decreased markedly in 2011 and continued to fall in in the first half of 2012.