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Boulder, Colo. — Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), an IT management research and consulting firm, released a new advisory note, “What the Economic Crisis Means for IT Security and Risk Management.” In the advisory note, EMA research director, Scott Crawford, highlights the impact of the current financial industry meltdown, and its implications for the management of security and risk in IT.

Software, personnel transfer to AQS from ISO Insurance Technology Solutions

New whole company modeling and backtesting functions are designed to help insurance companies better manage financials.

The service will supply summarization and electronic delivery of life insurance policy application medical files and associated documents to support new business process.

Generation Y comes equipped with a new view of business and what is expected in a work environment.

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Carriers can avoid policy admin system scalability nightmares through rigorous testing, growth assessments and legal legwork.

Also receiving recognition this year are four leaders who have successfully driven significant project and/or process improvements within their companies.

Nearly nine out of 10 consumers conducting transactions online have experienced problems.

From lower payouts to better resource allocation, carriers can reap multiple benefits by applying predictive analytics to claims data.

Although it's tempting, insurance companies cannot view the current upheaval in the financial services industry as a spectator sport.

Managing vast amounts of images tied to marketing and claims is made easier with an on-demand solution.

Hurricanes may have superceded earthquakes as the catastrophe du juor, but insurers know they can ill afford to ignore quakes.

Based on the results of a recent insurer survey, it appears as though a shift is underway toward a more holistic analytics decisioning methodology.

Insurers are beginning to realize that effective ERM requires a wide view of the entire enterprise.

For the third consecutive year, INN recognizes the unique accomplishments of the industry's prominent female leaders.

At its annual meeting, Property Casualty Insurers Association of America tapped John Blackburn as the new chair, Janice Abraham first chair and Robert DiMuccio as second vice chair.

In his new role, Kevin Whitehead will lead excess casualty operations across the United States, with oversight of 11 offices.

Popularity of business process management is driving vendors to enhance their offerings with business rules technologies.