Tech Decisions October 2006

Features

  • Time to Let Go

    Predictions of a legacy-system replacement boom have been made for years, but the old, reliable technologies have continued to serve the industry well. Yet nothing lasts forever, so is this really--fin

  • Unfinished Symphony

    Insurance involves the orchestration of varying processes--some easy to perform, others difficult to achieve, depending on the carrier. But like notes in a musical score, combining the right processes

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  • Taking Care of Business

    While visiting a Fortune 100 company, I was discussing Web sites with a few senior marketing people. One of their concerns was site obsolescence. They did not want to invest substantial resources into

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  • Ask Dr. G.

    Dr. Gigabyte recently has returned to the civilized world. He was last seen scrambling about the high tundra in West Virginia--yes, there is tundra in W. Va.--in pursuit of the Dolly Sods Bigfoot. Dr. G

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  • oct ed note

    August is considered a slow month in many industries. This wasn't the case, however, in insurance technology. Within a mere seven days, for example, news releases arrived regarding three substantial

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