Data and information management

2013 will be the year we start to see less of the big server and storage rooms.

IT and business executives need to apply a risk-management approach that balances economic value against risks.

Cloud, customer experience and analytics will dominate IT budgets in 2013, analysts predict.

This compilation of the top slideshows of 2012 is based on pageviews and represents the biggest topics and trends from the past 12 months.

Ahead of the upcoming holiday, the National Insurance Crime Bureau analyzed vehicle theft data to determine the 11 most popular holidays for vehicle thefts.

As insurers evaluate their 2013 risk management programs, they are faced with a growing concern over the long-term effects of cybersecurity attacks.

INN’s top videos list is based on views and contains must-know information from some of the most forward-thinking voices in the industry.

Several insurers across both property/casualty and life insurance sectors received patents in the past weeks for their technology and process innovations.

Applying entity analytics to claims detection and prevention is a proven way to outsmart the fraudsters.

Clients in two Midwestern states to use Priority’s quoting, rating and underwriting solution.

Survey of CIOs, IT professionals and business executives reveals that more than a quarter of respondents did not know if their cloud applications were compliant.

Weather-related losses in the United States dominate the insurer’s list of losses.

Ernst & Young’s 2013 outlook offers insights on the business and technology landscape for the P&C industry and proposes responses to stimulate growth.

Life insurer turns to Informatica to help shore up there customer experience infrastructure with improved master data management, enterprise data integration and data quality.

Telematics and four other big benefits of increasingly popular data-driven projects, outlined in a new report.

The three software tiers feature improved interoperability with external systems, enabling them to operate seamlessly within an insurer’s enterprise risk management platform.

In the wake of Sandy, a study notes how insurers’ are seeing the benefits of embracing risks related to climate change.

CIO survey reveals the IT skills in highest demand such as database management.

Panel agrees that actuaries must advocate for the tools by presenting potential return-on-investment and other benefits.

Data is the new lifeblood of an enterprise, and to make up for years of ignoring it, insurers need to hire chief data officers.