Wireless e-mail has been deployed, or is being deployed, by 85% of enterprises in North America and 70% in Europe, according to a report from Forrester Research Inc.

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The exponential expansion of the digital universe is a never-ending concern for insurance companies that must devise plans for the enterprise.

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Better data utilization and analysis results in better performance for insurance organizations.

Different approaches to complying with regulations create a variety of benefits and outcomes for insurers.

A decade after the standard was first defined, insurers are increasingly adopting XML—along with its promises and challenges.

If teens are in denial about whether they are safe drivers, is in-vehicle technology the answer to monitoring and reducing risk?

Travelers mobilized its Catastrophe Response Team and Farmers Insurance opened a temporary claims location to aid customers.

Coupled with Valen’s Enterprise Data Warehouse, the product is designed to refine insurer’s pricing process for commercial trucking business.

The Southfield, Mich.-based specialty property/casualty insurance holding company's goal is to better convey its full range of services in a user-friendly format.

New York Life and MetLife are two insurers making changes to their Web sites to satisfy and educate customers.

The impact of an IASB global insurance standard on systems, data, pricing and capital management will be “life-changing,” says Ernst & Young practice leader.

Advisen-RIMS' "Broker Services and Remuneration Study" shows buyers driving brokers toward services, and moving from commission to fees.

Commercial insurer adds overseas worker, customized North American environmental liability coverage options.

Wind speed measurements from specific locations represent intelligence to a variety of insurance stakeholders.

Letter asks NAIFA membership to reconsider its position.

The Liberty Mutual/Safeco pairing marries technological savvy with a strong regional distribution network.

The evolution of technologies such as Web conferencing, instant messaging and portals offered as software-as-a-service applications will enable small and medium-sized businesses to transform into global trading partners, according to IBM.