Technology
Technology
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While mobile applications are seemingly everywhere, insurers especially midsize and small ones have been slow to adopt the technology. But some vendors now offer off-the-shelf products and services to push the technology and resulting savings to smaller insurers.
February 19 -
Matthew Eagle will be responsible for providing thought and resource leadership across the EMEA and AsiaPac regions and developing catastrophe modeling and analytics propositions.
February 18 -
Allstate and XL Group are among the growing number of insurers with executive teams devoted to cleaning and organizing data to facilitate enterprise analytics initiatives.
February 18 -
Supported by the Accenture Cloud Platform and using Microsoft Azure, the suite is intended to enhance underwriting effectiveness, reduce loss costs, improve customer retention and drive profitable growth.
February 18 -
Progressive telematics manager Dave Pratt walks INN through the company's new approach to acquiring Snapshot customers.
February 17 -
Mobile devices and apps provide immediate access to contextually relevant information, speed tasks and increase productivity by putting tools and other problem-solving capabilities into their users hands.
February 17 -
Obama signed an executive order intended to encourage companies to share information on Internet threats with one another and create a framework to help the private sector turn over data to federal agencies investigating data breaches.
February 13 -
Four tips on how to handle system users who are reluctant or openly resistant to change.
February 13 -
The swap is part of an effort to upgrade technology that also includes new e-mail software and stronger security.
February 13 -
The global reinsurer is moving from a homegrown system with BlackBerry phones to a MobileIron offering with Windows phones and a bring-your-own-device option.
February 13 -
New Software for Agent Portal Offering is expected to help the carrier modernize its technology.
February 12 -
The affected consumers are those who have not been able to prove their U.S. citizenship, the government says.
February 12 -
However, research from the New York Department of Financial Services found that actual data loss is not a common outcome of compromised systems.
February 12 -
Blue Yonder, founded in 2008, claims it has assembled the largest team of top data scientists in Europe. Here’s a peek inside the company’s Karlsruhe, Germany headquarters which combines people, process, and plenty of data center horsepower.
February 12 -
The CEO has to convince investors that the company has figured out the size of the hole at the long-term care coverage business, and that the gap wont keep growing.
February 12 -
Survey by Employers Holdings shows that companies need to create healthier environments.
February 12 -
All of Agiles principal leadership now has moved into the Majesco organization.
February 11 -
While brokers historically have owned the customer relationship, satisfaction rises when insurers are involved during service interactions, according to a study from J.D. Power.
February 11 -
The implementation began with a new customer documents communication strategy and the elimination of CSEs internal print and mail operation.
February 11 -
Insurers now can buy Driveways technology backed by Pinnacles rating, actuarial and regulatory guidance and can choose technology, consulting and scoring individually, or as a coordinated package.
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