Data and information management

Cloud computing may help meet some the challenges that are arising from Big Data.

A data center industry survey sees operations migrating to the cloud as resources dwindle.

Product provides coverage for data breaches affecting up to 4 million individuals.

Pending capital requirements are altering business strategies of European-owned U.S. life subsidiaries.

Cloud and mobile markets cause spike in open software, though barriers persist, a survey finds.

Niche brokers and insurers should view telematics as a market differentiator, and auto insurers should think of as a means to meet impending legislation.

A recent article identifies the types of individuals who are likely to cause internal data security problems, but many such problems are caused by folks who put themselves first.

Cloud deployment, mobile devices trending upward sharply in IBM survey of 3,000 information leaders.

Improved economic conditions foster new interest in policy administration modernization projects by life carriers.

Predictive customer communications management tool intended to increase marketing campaign effectiveness and ROI.

Most everyone agrees they are needed, but the practicalities are the 800-pound gorilla in the room.

With hurricane season yet to come, P/C insurers have already taken their lumps.

Financial modeling software designed to help insurers better meet regulatory, rating agency and competitive challenges.

Developed in partnership with CARFAX, the risk assessment score to helps insurers predict future loss ratios.

Meyers-Reynolds’ is said to complement AJG’s energy niche practice as well as its south central region.

Part of the initiative calls for greater cooperation between the Department of Homeland Security and businesses on cyber-risk mitigation.

Insurers applaud House Financial Services Committee’s vote but bill still faces several hurdles before it becomes law.

Big data predictive analytics provider Alpine Data Labs secures large capital boost; enters U.S. market.

Shockingly, there is a stunning disconnect between consumers who are increasingly concerned about data breaches and the boards responsible for preventing them.

New Milliman survey says healthcare costs for average American family have doubled in past nine years.