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Boston-based research and advisory firm, launches a new service dedicated to the Indian financial services space.

Insurance Networking News would like to congratulate the following select number of nominees, whose innovation deserves special recognition. Watch for their stories in upcoming issues of Insurance Networking News and online at www.insurancenetworking.com.

There is no shortage of opinion on the value - or lack thereof - of legacy systems. One thing on which all P&C insurers can agree: legacy systems need to step up to the unique requirements of a growing industry.

INN is proud to present the 2009 INNovator Awards, recognizing key advances in the use of technology and practices in the insurance industry.

Swiss Re says the calm hurricane season for 2009 contributes to the $26-billion decline from 2008.

The global specialty insurer appointed Paul Lafferty as VP, property claims manager for the United States.

Unique-to-Louisiana law requires insurers to continue homeowners’ coverage even if defective drywall constitutes a “material change in the risk,” as long as the homeowner reports the issue to the insurer.

Carriers are sending more than 41,000 claims download transactions per month using IVANS communications platform.

Solution designed to empower carriers with an instant PPO repricing and enhanced savings audit solution to improve the workers' compensation medical claims process.

A lack of funding for IT and eBusiness initiatives, channel conflicts and confusion about the role of social networking also plague overseas insurers.

Experts believe insurers eventually will buy into the cloud hype, but in the form of "private clouds" contained within enterprises and close partners and agents.

Data from medical records may hold the key to insurers hoping to fully optimize their medical claims processing.

After a year making and implementing difficult IT decisions, insurers are focused on getting back to delivery in 2010.

In spite of some changes to the core operations of its sponsor, the 2009 ISOTech Business Conference ended in Orlando today with a homogeneous approach, offering education and networking opportunities, as well as several new product announcements.

Will anyone need today’s data a millennium from today? Quite possibly, the answer is yes.

While legacy architectures may make things easier on IT departments, they don't necessarily ease headaches for users.

The rhetoric is heating up as Accenture issues clarification, justification statements in response to Guidewire’s strong response to technology patent infringement charges.

In its fourth annual program, INN recognizes Farmers Insurance for its enterprisewide “IdeaPoint” innovation.

Trillion-dollar losses projected if a medium-sized comet or asteroid strikes Manhattan.

Bolstering its ranks with experts from within insurance companies, Novarica announces Martina Conlon, previous senior manager at Arbella Insurance, will join the research and advisory firm.