A series of measurements can greatly improve processes if you know what data to look for, and what to do with it once its found.

New data from Novarica’s most recent IT roundtable finds that while P&C insurers are focusing on data capabilities, speed to market is a particular point of emphasis for life/health insurers.

Investment Intelligence designed to access data from various sources, including SS&C applications and third-party systems, and deliver analysis to the C-suite.

Allstate, The Hanover, Travelers and five others announce quarterly results.

Four tips from a recent book that provide business executives with everything they need to know when working with analytics.

The tech provider will distribute PilotFish software with and without LifeSuite bundle.

While 98 percent of recently surveyed insurers plan to increase their social media use in 2013, none of the respondents said their social tools are “excellent.”

Veterans of the AIG bailout are now helping ING U.S. prepare for the scheduled sale of as much as $1.54 billion in stock.

By offering access to services on an as-needed basis, cloud computing is cutting costs and gaining popularity in the insurance industry. Now the question is: public or private?

Are insurers slightly ahead of banks when it comes to big data?

Insurers venturing into new territories, both geographically and technologically, may need to pay closer attention to data standards.

2013 Terrorism Risk Insurance Report outlines current marketplace as well as potential effects of letting the coverage expire.

New version includes portfolio management capabilities and transactional model deployment for risk selection and pricing accuracy.

J.D. Power ranks top 24 insurers based on purchasing experiences, satisfaction; survey also finds that when consumers do shop for insurance, almost half switch insurers.

This formerly discounted, underinsured and underpenetrated generation now presents a larger sales opportunity than boomers.

Property/casualty CEO in Americas was joined by the president of the Latin American and Caribbean P&C division, the President of Lexington Insurance and one other in his departure for Berkshire Hathaway.

Survey finds chief investment officers more optimistic and aggressive; interest rates supersede the European debt crisis as their primary macroeconomic concern.

The average year-over-year increase in insurers’ 2013 IT budgets was 6.3 percent; policy admin, underwriting and two other areas consume just over half of total new project resources, according to a recent survey of 24 CIOs.

CyberOne designed to protect small commercial businesses from cyber-attacks.

The proportion of life insurers now offering e-signatures in their dealings with customers or agents has increased to 74 percent from 47 percent over the past five years, according to “Have E-Signatures Finally Arrived? An Update for Life Insurers,” from Celent, a research and advisory firm.