Digital distribution

New Software for Agent Portal Offering is expected to help the carrier modernize its technology.

With the addition of Baja's 88 locations, Confie expands it presence in Texas to 210 offices.

The NetBOP Insurance Portal has been expanded to serve Alabama, Arizona, Idaho, Minnesota, South Carolina, Utah, and Wisconsin.

Kevin Krzeminski will lead distribution efforts for several group insurance products.

For exchanges to be successful, their value proposition must be built around “human need,” says CEO Jeffrey M. Kissel; most failed on initial rollout because leaders expected to flip a switch and for everything to work.

Compared with the office’s estimate in April 2014, which spanned the 2015-2024 period, the new numbers are $101 billion, or about 7 percent, lower.

Agency Revolution's software organizes and streamlines agency marketing efforts

The commercial insurer’s sales force demands account management capabilities powered by the latest digital technologies, says Rocco Orlando, the recently appointed SVP of sales and distribution.

Insurers must choose between embracing innovation or just continuing with business as usual and run the risk of becoming a casualty in the new competitive battle.

Group aims to serve the risk management needs of the underserved in developing markets.

Higher-value customers and customers with poor digital experiences still depend on advisors, says John Tiene of Agency Network Exchange.

New research from LIMRA, which will be presented at its upcoming conference in Orlando, indicates these external disruptions could alter their distribution models within the next five years.

The HealthEdge platform is expected to deliver flexible product and benefit designs and real-time claims processing.

Interim agency head has operations background in health services.

We live in a brave new world now with digital devices and equipment surrounding us in a sea of capabilities that (generally) improve the quality of our experiences.

Not-for-Profit health plan serving members in New York to pioneer use of HIE technology to create a secure, reliable Health Information Exchange.

The new programs, initially offered in 16 states, include general liability programs for general and artisan contractors and a commercial multi-peril package.

Shandon Fowler, director of marketplaces at Benefitfocus discusses his company, which has its own private exchanges and provides the technology behind the private exchange offerings of many of the major players, including Aetna and Mercer.

Fidelity, which has served Spokane and eastern Washington for generations, brings leadership and employee benefits offerings to Hub’s eastern Washington State region.

This emerging intelligent network of millions of interconnected objects is destined to change the nature of insurance.