The program will continue until November 18.

After parting ways with parent company earlier this year, global P&C software vendor takes on branding overhaul.

New report examines the needs of insurer-affiliated investment advisers.

Recent survey of approximately 1,000 insurance agents and a sample of employers delves into what agents like/dislike about their work, and why they stay or go.

business and information technology

There’s no question that solid state drives cost more than their magnetic counterparts, but do the costs still outweigh the benefits?

2011 IT Outsourcing Spend Flattens

Study shows IT executives are maintaining the status quo, awaiting evidence that the tenuous economic recovery will progress before engaging in more strategic outsourcing initiatives.

Electronic medical records are being hailed as a way to save money, but they're also making it easier to commit fraud; text analytics and sophisticated data mining software can help stop it.

Report says the sector needs to readjust to better address the needs of consumers in the 31-45 age group.

Only 22 percent of information managers say business side is aware and prepared for threats, according to new survey.

P&C industry net income plummets 67 percent in the first half of 2011.

Workers’ compensation insurer employs Perceptive Software to shore up inefficiencies in claims processing.

Ratings agency wins award for third-consecutive year at the Reactions Global Awards 2011.

As copious new data sources and an improving array of storage and analytic technologies herald the onset of the Big Data era, insurers have some work to do just to keep afloat.

15 minutes with Sharon Ludlow.

IBM's annual X-Force report reveals the latest trends and abandoned tricks among IT security threats.

Amer Ahmed assumes role as head of reinsurance department effective January 1.

Men may not be as sure which of the sexes is safer, but they are more familiar with safety-related equipment installed in their motor vehicles.

Cameras as well as speed and GPS trackers employed to monitor driving; new venture hopes insurance companies will use services as incentive.