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The AIIM SharePoint Certificate Program, designed independently of Microsoft, was created to help users best implement Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010.

Proposed legislation would impose new requirements on carriers, while they come under scrutiny from the NAIC, Veterans Affairs Department and New York State’s attorney general.

The Ontario-based P&C insurer will be Duck Creek’s first Canadian customer.

The companies will offer Mitchell’s SmartAdvisor bill review solution integrated with Aon iVOS claims technology to benefit the workers’ compensation industry.

The fourth annual INNovators Awards has been enhanced this year to include additional awards in three specific categories that recognize the full complement of insurance technology excellence across all aspects of the business.

Multi-year data shows that hybrids have a 6.5%—or $182 higher—average claim severity than gas-powered counterparts.

Some see too many agencies, each with its own agenda.

With its benefits in control and access management, the iPad may be a step back toward network computing.

Accenture will develop, implement and manage a variety of applications to support the insurer’s Canadian operations.

The P&C industry remains financially strong, and is well positioned to handle future investment volatility, S&P says in its latest report.

Kurt Seelbach is responsible for the Armed Forces Insurance Exchange and its subsidiaries, Armed Forces Insurance Corp. and Armed Forces Insurance Agency.

The insurance technology and service provider was purchased for $1.4 billion.

License revocations and opprobrium are the inevitable results of those who are seen as having taken advantage of service members or their families.

Insurers looking to create smartphone applications may want to first examine findings from a study of mobile apps and security threats on both iPhone and Android devices.

Many insurers are now securing their databases by "data masking," which removes confidential data elements and replaces them with usable, fictitious data.

The latest version of ActiveBatch includes SOA and Web service tools.

Who thought the entertainment industry might be in a position to liberate insurers from an unrelenting bad rap?

Insurers want to engage distribution network, drum up sales with technology.

Since its May 2008 launch, Aon’s proprietary database has seen its 500,000th trade.

Banks are starting to allow non-Web banking customers to access their accounts via their mobile devices; would this also work for insurers?