Tech Decisions March 2006

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  • A Bigger Bang

    Buried deep in silos, like long-range weapons that are relics from the Cold War, the information insurers have been storing for decades is surfacing. But now carriers have discovered the best way to m

  • Targeting Excellence

    The loud buzz that once surrounded "business reengineering" has been silenced by the practice not delivering on its promise, but some of the core principles live on as the "process improvement" compon

Columns Editor's Note

  • Fast Forward?

    The notion of speed in the insurance industry today is a bit schizophrenic. When referring to bringing new products to market, it's viewed as a good thing--the reason being a first mover leverages the

Columns Trends & Tech

  • About That Free Lunch

    Last week I was trading e-mails with my daughter about a marathon we were thinking about running in Nashville this spring. I was using my Gmail account. Gmail is by far the best "free" Web-based e-mai

Columns CIO Chronicles

  • The New Insurance CXO

    One of my long-standing observations is the insurance business culture undervalues operations and IT. To be fair, this bias seems pervasive throughout all economic sectors. In all industries,

Columns Automated Exec

  • Andy Maier, Zurich North America

    Finding top talent is a key challenge in any IT organization. For Zurich North America, whose parent company Zurich Financial Services recently outsourced application development and maintenance for

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    The notion of speed in the insurance industry today is a bit schizophrenic. When referring to bringing new products to market, it's viewed as a good thing--the reason being a first mover leverages the

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