Data and information management

Critic contends that all this cloud terminology is sort of silly, and suggest that it may even be setting the industry back.

Both federal and state governments are looking to crack down on unsafe practices.

A panel of four C-level insurance executives agree: the economic crisis has changed the competitive landscape. Just what they intend to do about it is another matter.

TARP-driven BI discourages behavior that focuses on short-term results at the expense of value creation and innovation in the long run.

The green concept is catching on with insurers as well, as Allstate opened a data center last year based upon best practices and technology aimed at saving energy and employing renewable resources.

Carriers can leverage social networking technologies to improve internal communications.

A trio of risk managers weigh in on creating a culture of risk awareness.

A new report reveals an increase in spending on enterprise risk management technologies.

Carriers look to business-specific social networking tools to improve their interactions with producers.

Just a few pieces of information may be all that is needed to identify you—yet new methods make breaching your privacy even easier.

New version enables users to load up to 0.5 GB documents in one second, via a Web-browser.

2009 was a record year for The National Insurance Crime Bureau, which received more than double the fraud tips than in 2008.

Six product lines have been made available on the platform, designed for high-volume transactions.

Helping to enhance enterprise agility, mashups can be an important tool for insurers.

Cintas lists ways to keep electronic and paper documents secure.

A Texas bank is suing a business customer that was victimized by cyber-theft; what will insurers do in similar circumstances?

The analyst firm recognized 28 insurers in eight different categories, and named Missouri Employers Mutual its Model Insurer of the Year.

New Novarica report finds CIOs focused on improving business agility, insights and service quality.

The focus of lean IT is to put forth “a set of principles that says you are going to slow down in order to speed up.”

Forrester reports enterprise and SMB security trends for 2010, emphasis on managing vulnerabilities and complex threats.