Tech Decisions February 2006

Features

Columns Editor's Note

  • Life Imitates Art?

    One of my diversions is reading paperback novels--candy for the brain. Over the holidays, I picked up Total Control, by David Baldacci, which first was published almost 10 years ago. The story is predi

Columns Trends & Tech

  • Out of Control

    We manage huge internal networks. We provide technology services to remote facilities. We support thousands of external consumers of our products. We have Web sites, CRM systems, accounting systems, s

Columns Tech Tattler

  • To Err Is Human

    A recent item in the online edition of London's Daily Mail reported a stock trader in Japan had executed an erroneous trade that sent stock markets across Asia tumbling and led to his brokerage losing

Columns Stats Watch

Columns Tech Therapy

  • Ask Dr. G.

    Dr. Gigabyte has returned for the new year. On Dec. 31, he retreated to a safe haven deep within the Maine woods just in case the Y2K6 bug reared its ugly head. Fortunately for us, another year passed

Departments Industry Intelligence

  • The Main Street America Group Expands Agents' Portal

    The Main Street America Group has launched Personal Lines Quick Quote, an online quoting system that allows independent agent-customers to obtain home-owners and personal auto new-business quotes dire

  • Who's Using What

    The National Life Insurance Company has chosen the Retirement Road Map sales system from Impact Technologies Group, Inc., for the carrier's national field representatives, supplying them with a retire

Departments Business Solutions

  • Hands Off

    With the merger of three Farm Bureau insurance companies into Farm Bureau Financial Services back in 2003, the carrier's new management team believed technology would enable the organization to improv

Departments Top Tech

  • The Hingham Group's Chris Hunter

    When Chris Hunter joined The Hingham Group as vice president of IT four years ago, his mandate was simple: Move the carrier into the next generation of products to compete more effectively in the 21st

News

  • Feb06_EdNote

    One of my diversions is reading paperback novels--candy for the brain. Over the holidays, I picked up Total Control, by David Baldacci, which first was published almost 10 years ago. The story is

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