Republicans admit that a pragmatic approach may be necessary to challenge Obama’s health reforms.

Although depended upon for virtually every aspect of the business, IT still has issues that are shrouded in uncertainty.

Initiative will allow government to "approve once, and use often" cloud services and offerings.

Republican plans to overturn Dodd-Frank and Health Care Reform are long shots; the real action may be elsewhere.

Thomas Sullivan resignation is indicative of pending wave of changes.

Insurer voting is in progress as INN and Celent partner on INN’s 5th annual ranking of tech solution providers.

The Open Data Center Alliance will work toward developing more open and interoperable cloud and data center solutions.

The recent extension does little to address the long-term viability of financially hobbled flood insurance program.

Rep. Ed Royce lists specific "fixes" he wants to make in the law if the GOP seizes a House majority next year.

NAIC adopts model law to conform to health care reform, but insurers warn they may be hard-pressed to adopt new spending rules by January 1 deadline.

NAMIC’s Jimi Grande weighs in on what financial reform legislation and the coming elections mean for the insurance industry.

Legal requirements drive tech product development and data management policies.

Pending regulatory requirements and tight capital markets are altering the captive insurance market in Europe in numerous ways, notes A.M. Best report

The primary conflict stems from different views of the merger.

Reuters reports that standards board may opt to modify mark-to-market proposal.

Two years after the height of the financial crisis, intervention averted economic catastrophe and saved other life insurers, says report.

Experts offer competing visions on what it takes to make insurance companies thrive.



Seminar directed at insurance rookies, those in technical positions within insurance companies who provide internal support, and those who want to sell to insurers.



The site added a slew of new features, as well as information and policies from 225 insurers across all 50 states.

A.M. Best report says growth of new business in 2009 was strong compared to prior years, but challenges remain.