Data and information management

The analyst's annual awards spotlight insurers that make the most effective use of technology.

The asset management firm advises that adapting decision models is of paramount importance during this economic crisis.

The software is designed to reduce time to redact, review and release documents for public access, eDiscovery and other processes.

Thunderhead says it will provide the health insurer with the ability to integrate with multiple databases and enterprise content management solutions, without being locked into one system.

Insurance Networking News and other SourceMedia editors pool their predictions for 2009 and beyond. Survival amidst extraordinary competition will determine the winners.

The new publication will offer technology expertise across a host of vertical markets, including insurance.

KPMG survey finds deficiencies in key areas, including technology.

Calling partnerships and collaborative efforts the future of the industry, the companies will mix technologies and services to offer customers operational efficiencies.

In a new report, Ernst & Young says carriers need to account for a changing landscape in the year ahead.

The standards organization rewards Lloyd Chumbley and Roy Laker with promotions.

The risk specialist says property losses from 37 catastrophes last year were the fourth-highest cost, and highest frequency in the past decade.

Insurance industry analyst Novarica cites high customer satisfaction survey results.

With budgets essentially flat, business execs and CIOs turn to improving performance, “harvesting enterprise investments.”

A new report from TowerGroup says the financial meltdown represents unique interdependencies and negative forces that insurers must be ready to deal with when it comes to litigation.

An Insurance Information Institute forum assesses the year past and the year ahead.

Expectations of mounting regulations may well signal a boon for solutions for risk management and compliance.

Consultant Watson Wyatt says risk management and reform are among life insurers’ key concerns this year.

The content management and workflow systems provider is teaming with INSTEC and OneShield on separate projects.

A new report from the National Research Council found that the clinical information systems in a number of medical organizations lack comprehensive decision support.

In an effort to achieve a nationwide electronic health information network, the former American Health Information Community brings together public-private sector members.