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Chosen for her depth of carrier-specific insurance enterprise IT experience, Karlyn Carnahan, CPCU, reflects the industrys latest analyst traffic.
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Washington - The U.S. House of Representatives voted to approve a revised $700 billion bailout plan for the financial markets Friday, just four days after rejecting the original version and clearing the way for President Bush to sign the historic package.
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The embattled insurer will peddle its life and property/casualty businesses in an effort to repay its $85 billion government loan, and plans to refashion itself into a global property/casualty insurer.
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Having called for the impending doom of another major insurance company, MetLife and The Hartford both release assurances of safety.
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Butler Group says that in order to improve competitiveness, organizations must urgently address the growing dislocation between the business requirements and IT deliverables.
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A new Celent report says countless variations of administrative forms can exact a heavy cost on insurers bottom lines.
October 2
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, in pressing for passage of a $700 billion financial system rescue plan, said yesterday that a "major" insurance company was about to go bankrupt if financial markets weren't calmed.
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The insurer is rumored to be considering selling more than 15 businesses, including International Lease Finance Corp., a stake in a large U.S. reinsurer and billions of dollars in properties.
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According to Suns Scott McNealy, Java and open source will force the insurance industry to abandon legacy systems and step into the future.
October 1
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By investing in new systems, health insurers are handling claims in near real-time-even at the provider's office.
October 1
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EFM software alongside CRM tools enhances the process of soliciting,
October 1
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Study shows that equity analysts reward insurers that stress process optimization.
October 1
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While advanced computing and technology is typically a blessing, with more avenues for exploitation, it also can be a curse for IT security.
October 1
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Bilked for billions of dollars annually and facing tough economic times, insurers are reaping benefits by outsourcing fraud mitigation.
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From environmental benefits, to cost savings, to improved morale and productivity, insurers are starting to think and work outside the cube.
October 1
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With their companies in a constant state of flux, insurers need to build flexibility into their organizational structure.
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Harford Mutual took advantage of the benefits of hindsight when building its interface.
October 1
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Leveraging information technology outsourcing without relinquishing control is a key for insurers.
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