New functionality includes non-catastrophe risk analysis and an underwriting mode.

Bringing together clinical and claims data is a key to population management as the combination of data helps identify two-to-three times more patients for intervention services.

The two companies will work together to develop applications tailored to work with IBM’s data analytics and cloud services.

USAA, GEICO and RLI make the list for the 24th consecutive year.

P&C insurer intends to manage and control reinsurance business and related processes on a single platform.

The insurer will use ARC Logics’ regulatory change management, risk assessment and Sarbanes-Oxley Act compliance functions.

18 states were given permission to opt out of SHOP’s employee-choice provision after determining it would produce adverse selection.

Financial institutions lead others in terms of purchases, according to Marsh.

Today's data centers are doing far more with much smaller footprints.

Kaiser Family Foundation confirms industry suspicions that public exchanges would cover a sicker population than traditional avenues.

Life and annuity insurer rolls out new components to streamline application entry, case management and underwriting, and product calculation.

Insurer seeks to accelerate sales, service and policy delivery with electronic signatures.

CNA.com’s multimedia tools help visitors learn more about their business insurance needs.

Insurer creates new practice that incorporates DevOps and best practices into the cycle.

Canadian firm will replace an internally built policy administration system to improve productivity and its ability to efficiently deliver products and services to customers.

Many consumers find health care websites tough to navigate and are not satisfied overall, says J.D. Power survey.

Property and liability insurer replaces an outdated legacy policy, claims and billing management system.

Using cross-functional teams to break down silos improves the chances of success when building highly complicated systems.

Third parties manage 70 percent of private systems, and that figure is on the rise, according to a report from Technology Business Research.

As media interest in health insurance exchanges decreases over time, the insurance industry will need to develop more effective communications to reach the uninsured.