Data and information management

TowerGroup points to economic, market and regulatory volatility as the No. 1 business driver for financial institutions.

Survey results from Fiserv Insurance Solutions also reveal that the top three most important technologies for insurers are service-oriented architecture, business process management and data accessibility layer technology.

After a trying third-quarter for the industry, insurers need to contemplate their risk management culture.

The majority PricewaterhouseCoopers' survey respondents said they could do more to reduce the chance of future industry instability. However, the survey also revealed a desire for greater transparency to accurately measure exposure to risk.

Portico’s Insight is designed to enable proactive provider workforce and network intelligence improvements.

Three insurers were among 12 organizations using Hyland Software’s OnBase were honored at the company’s annual conference in Las Vegas.

ImageRight credits quick implementation and ROI as factors influencing its latest wins.

ACORD, the insurance standards body, contends brokers and supervisors can advance their new solvency regime efforts by utilizing existing standards for data and information flow, internally and externally.

The acquisition will enable York Programs to offer nationwide loss control to its existing program partners.

A recent study reveals that small business owners are unfamiliar with the risks involved in workers’ compensation insurance from self-insured groups.

Anti-money-laundering systems vendor Norkom Technologies is teaming with IBM to deliver a more comprehensive approach to combating financial crimes.

Dr. Akshay Gupta will be responsible for managing and developing the Catastrophe Risk Engineering practice.

Chosen for her depth of carrier-specific insurance enterprise IT experience, Karlyn Carnahan, CPCU, reflects the industry’s latest analyst traffic.

A new Celent report says countless variations of administrative forms can exact a heavy cost on insurers’ bottom lines.

EFM software alongside CRM tools enhances the process of soliciting,

While advanced computing and technology is typically a blessing, with more avenues for exploitation, it also can be a curse for IT security.

Bilked for billions of dollars annually and facing tough economic times, insurers are reaping benefits by outsourcing fraud mitigation.

From environmental benefits, to cost savings, to improved morale and productivity, insurers are starting to think and work outside the cube.

Harford Mutual took advantage of the benefits of hindsight when building its interface.

Leveraging information technology outsourcing without relinquishing control is a key for insurers.