Data and information management

A Deloitte study suggests leveraging analytics and investing in technology as two of the ways to enhance claims management for P&C insurers.

Despite the highly publicized breach, Alliance Data's Q1 net income surged 85% to $86.4 million, from a year earlier.

Gartner study identified cloud computing as the top strategic technology investment for CIOs.

Organized vehicle scams defraud insurers and customers alike, costing billions of dollars annually, says Insurance Information Institute.

The platform is designed to assist insurers implementing usage-based insurance programs by collecting and analyzing telematics data.

Aon report says Q1 2011 was the worst quarter ever for the facultative reinsurance market.

Widespread deployment of virtualized servers is laying a strong foundation for the adoption of cloud computing, says IDC report.

A new report offers cause to celebrate the industry’s move beyond the recession; yet pricing hurdles may remain.

Good governance is the key to keeping MDM initiatives on track at Protective Life.

Buffett, Sokol sued by shareholder over actions prior to March acquisition.

Sluggish growth, inflation fears discussed during Big “I” CEO panel.

Global reinsurer capital reached an all-time high of $470 billion at the end of 2010, says an Aon Benfield study.

Study results based on evaluation of more than 13.8 million video events of drivers recorded over the course of 2010.

Linux revolutionized the software distribution model to the point where we now also have open source databases, middleware, development tools and even business intelligence tools.

A pair of vendors shine a light on the role of keylogging and social engineering as a growing threat to insurers in the wake of the Epsilon breach.

California pest control company is accused of avoiding $2.9 million in workers’ compensation premiums.

UnitedHealth Group's services business, including Ingenix, will now all fall under the Optum brand.

Business intelligence delivery needs to change for better self-service, says Aberdeen research.

The suggestions are intended to improve the health care act’s individual mandate clause, regardless of whether the law’s controversial centerpiece is legally removed over time.

Crazy as it sounds, the Department of Justice needed a court order to disrupt a botnet that has been operating for a decade.