Policy adminstration

Top companies in our survey grind down costs by consolidating IT and rationalizing processes. They’re growing faster as well.

Insurers that outsource the IT and administration of policies underwritten years ago can improve customer satisfaction, lower costs, and even reduce capital requirements.

Financial legislation requires surplus lines producers to participate in a national database for licensing and renewals.

Version 10.0 to further position enterprise content management solution as a foundation for case management.

The highest-priority initiatives continue to be policy admin and BI, with claims, agent portals and commissions also of importance.

The top 25 life/health insurance writers continue to set the pace for the larger U.S. industry, which saw a 2.6% increase in nine-month net premiums written to $424.2 billion. The increase is the first since year-end 2008, according to A.M. Best, which released its list of Top 25 U.S. Life/Health writers today.

New Celent report studies how carriers can maximize ROI of business process management technology.

Research firm believes maturing cloud technologies and server virtualization will dominate enterprise infrastructure software and initiatives in coming year.

Despite significant global economic struggles affecting all financial services firms, Asian insurers persevered to create innovative products and business practices.

With insurers storing vast amounts of potentially sensitive or embarrassing information, a risk mitigation culture must pervade the enterprise.

Courier services and pizza places already have websites with robust sales and services features; insurers should, too.

In its plan to recapitalize, AIG hopes to break ties to the U.S. government.

Product to offer better management of its portfolio of insurance-linked securities.

For those not on thin-client hookups, the message is clear: Know what applications are on your systems and how they work.

Improved searchability and knowledge sharing are just two of the benefits of the “less-paper” office.

While there's a sense of optimism surrounding the greater IT jobs market, insurance IT pros face much gloomier prospects.

Just 15% of health care CIOs surveyed were confident they could meet the April 1, 2011 deadline to qualify for meaningful use incentives.

New research identifies virtualization mistakes.

Insurers may be interested in keeping up with the ongoing challenges banks face in enabling consumer phone transactions.

Rep. Spencer Bachus says he will revisit Dodd-Frank to remove any undue burdens on taxpayers.