Tech Decisions January 2006

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  • Losing the Ball and Chain

    An increasingly competitive business environment and more demanding customers unquestionably are putting pressure on carriers and their IT departments to do more, but the biggest challenge facing comp

  • Taking the Big Step

    Short of going through a merger or an acquisition, the biggest challenge hanging over business units and a CIO's desk is policy administration. So, making the right decisions in this "once in a career

  • Power Toolbox

    In its annual insurance CIO survey report published last January, Celent predicted 2005 would be "the year of policy admin." While the high volume of policy administration requests for information (RF

  • The Road Ahead

    Like time-crunched students preparing for a final exam, most insurers approached the first Sarbanes-Oxley compliance audit more intent on making the grade than developing a good understanding of the s

  • Where the Money Is

    Writing for the P&C market, research vice president Kimberly Harris-Ferrante predicts investment in claims technology and process improvement projects will increase by more than 20 percent this year a

Columns Editor's Note

  • Table Stakes

    Competition is a powerful motivator. Whether toddlers compete for a parent's approval, students for the best grade, employees for a promotion, or companies for greater market share, the cycle of compe

Columns Trends & Tech

  • In Name Only

    I don't know about you, but I am getting a little tired of the apparent need within the developer community to create new buzzwords and terminology to describe what we do. When I say the developer com

Columns CIO Chronicles

  • Time to Say Goodbye

    Over the past 30 years, the world of automating policy administration in property/casualty insurance has changed a great deal: In the early days of computing, companies built their own; in the '80s, l

Columns Tech Tattler

  • Play Now, Pay Later

    H.G. Wells' classic novel "The Time Machine" depicts a distant future in which England's industrialized society has "evolved" into a world in which workers and consumers have become separate but still

Columns Automated Exec

  • Terry Walker, Hartford Life, Inc.

    Terry Walker's philosophy about new technology is the same at work as it is at home. If it is cost-effective, integrates well with other IT-related projects, and most importantly, solves a problem, he

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    Competition is a powerful motivator. Whether toddlers compete for a parent's approval, students for the best grade, employees for a promotion, or companies for greater market share, the cycle of

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