Policy adminstration

At Novarica’s 2012 Research Council meeting, new technology trends emerge from insights provided by insurance executives.

Link between Obama’s health insurance mandate and market reforms are critical, says Karen Ignagni of America's Health Insurance Plans.

The trickle-down consequences of increased outsourcing and reduced developer footprints could be a severe lack of in-house talent.

In-car video study indicates electronic device usage, adjusting controls, personal grooming and eating/drinking are the most common distracting activities for teen drivers.

CIO symposium to look at ways of coping with the convergence of digital landscapes that are still emerging.

Wendy Richey brings VP experience from HealthSpring as well as a federal background, after working with congress throughout the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

VP of Technical Process Management discusses her responsibilities, challenges and priorities as part of INN’s new series, in which the editors report on a day spent with an insurance IT executive.

CTO and EVP resignations announced in tandem with hiring of new president, COO.

The insurer still owes taxpayers an estimated $45 billion for the bailout it received during the financial crisis.

CNA to pay $227 million for Hardy common shares; acquisition to be implemented under Bermuda Companies Act.

Forrester survey finds that nearly three-fourths of CIOs agreed or strongly agreed that their business executives see the cloud as a way to be “independent of IT.”

Paulson, rating agencies varied in their response to The Hartford’s decision to place individual annuity business into run off and pursue divestiture options for individual life, Woodbury Financial and retirement plans.

Study proves link between effective leadership and communication, gap between expectations of leaders and their ability to deliver.

While Mexico City felt tremors, homeowners—rather than businesses—took on most of the damage.

FleetFusion made available to motor carrier policyholders as a complement to coverage.

The fastest growth will be seen in Latin America, where IT spending will increase by 22 percent in 2012; IT spending in North America is expected to climb to $58 billion by 2014, according to new study.

Majority of U.S. employers expect benefits technology to surge as improvements in cost management, functionality and efficiency become a priority.

Placing its individual annuity business into runoff, The Hartford is pursuing the sale or "other strategic alternative" of its individual life, Woodbury Financial Services and retirement plans businesses.

Phillips brings 30 years of experience to her new role.

Tool enables financial professionals to include annuities, life insurance and long-term care insurance in retirement planning discussions.