Data and information management

For the third consecutive year, INN recognizes the unique accomplishments of the industry's prominent female leaders.

Popularity of business process management is driving vendors to enhance their offerings with business rules technologies.

The carrier cites market instability as it reports a $166M net loss.

Code of practice for risk management is designed to govern principles, models and processes.

Whether the customer is an agent/broker or a consumer, Datamonitor suggests insurers develop an online sales strategy to lower customer acquisition costs, as well as gain control of the customer relationship.

The new operation will serve the Southeast region under the supervision of director Mark Poisson.

At the Casualty Loss Reserve Seminar attendees listened to actuarial experts discuss the effect increasing workers’ compensation medical costs will have on P&C insurers.

Conducted before the economic crisis, an ERM survey reveals that carriers face substantial work in incorporating risk management into business processes and decision-making.

Algorithmics has been selected as the winner in two different categories: functionality and innovation.

The retirement solutions association new service is designed to provide implementers of the STP Standards Initiative with an easy-to-use tool to expedite the testing of electronic data messages against a neutral, standard reference system.

In light of the financial services meltdown, a report says insurers should augment their governance, risk management and compliance capabilities to prepare for coming regulatory changes.

Data center pros say their organizations are unable or unwilling to meet the expectations of their green initiatives, according to a new study by Aperture Research Institute.

Insurer voting is in progress as INN and Celent partner on INN’s 3rd annual ranking of tech solution providers.

New protection for mid-sized customers covers range of professional and pollution liability exposures

The tool will help Ironshore accurately assess the potential damage and loss from fire, smoke and water to properties in its portfolio.

The office in central Beijing will be headed by Zifa Wang, an earthquake engineering expert who joined RMS from the China Institute of Engineering Mechanics.

New York Life received ARMA International's Cobalt Award, created to recognize the shift—and its resulting advantages—when an organization becomes focused on proper records and information management at a foundational and organizational level.

Risk Management Solutions estimates U.S. onshore and offshore insured losses from Hurricane Ike at $13 to $21 billion.

Fitch estimates that capital (and reserves) needed to support the variable annuity business in the United States has increased by up to $15 billion during 2008.

At INN's Insurance Business Analytics conference last week, insurers weighed how best to implement and leverage business analytics.