Policy adminstration

The state of health care is changing. Insurers need to change with it and develop ways to connect with health care providers.

MEDAVIE BLUE CROSS SIGNS WITH THUNDERHEAD

Hammering out a deal between carriers and vendors can be a doubled-edged sword, but done correctly, the benefits outweigh the costs.

NEW REDACTION SOLUTION

When it comes to replacing legacy claims systems, carriers have many options large and small.

NEW GENERAL LEDGER

Going paperless produces numerous benefits, but it takes time and many small steps.

The time is now for innovation, but many insurers find it very difficult to translate ideas or pilot projects into tangible results.

Carriers are moving to modern billing systems to differentiate themselves in the marketplace.

Despite challenging market conditions, forward-looking insurers should consider the merits of core system investment.

When it comes to customer service, technology can amplify a bad customer experience.

Sales methods in today's economy vary, making technology's role to customize its approach more important than ever.

NEW REAL-TIME INQUIRY

Pressures and priorities prevail upon insurer CIOs consciousness' at all times, but growing the business in this precarious economy tops the list in 2009.

Vendors, government Web sites seek to apprise consumers of options.

The beleaguered financial giant may finally have found a buyer for some of its assets.

Systemic oversight and transparency are the top goals in the President’s seven-point plan to change the way financial services are regulated.

Federal Reserve Chairman says idea of an optional federal charter for insurance is worth considering.

A new survey suggests European insurers are smart asset gatherers, accounting for more than 27% of all assets under management and 41% of all institutional client assets.

Vertafore will reorganize around market segments rather than products by creating three business units: agency markets, carrier & MGA markets and one separate Verafore Business, Sircon.