The debate over state versus federal regulation, the latest twists in enterprise risk management, the newest trends in predictive analytics, and the battle over global warming claims are among the
The debate over state versus federal regulation, the latest twists in enterprise risk management, the newest trends in predictive analytics and the battle to contain workers' compensation costs are
Throughout their operations, insurers have focused on designing processes and leveraging technology to increase speed and efficiency. Even in claims--the "money out" side of the business--insurers under
Trusting your technology partner is important in any software deal. However, that trust is even more critical in predictive analytics solutions because carriers are placing their rating and underwriti
Insurers collect a staggering array of applications from mergers, through company acquisitions, or simply over the passage of time. Portfolio rationalization gives companies a strategy for building, b
Change is inevitable, even for insurers. Leaders in the global market across all industries are not bracing for but rather embracing change. Positive transformation is modeled around true business agi
As insurance con artists expand their scam capabilities, insurers must diversify their own technological weaponry to spot and beat them at their own game, a fraud detection professional speaking
The life insurance products carriers are offering have been meeting the needs of the retirement community, but of greater concern to the industry is the younger generation, according to Rachel Alt-Sim
In the interest of full disclosure, I should begin this article by mentioning at one point in my career, I reported to a CEO. And I hated every minute of it. Well, not every minute--there were times wh
The sales focus of insurance companies is moving away from baby boomers and toward generation X and Y buyers, Matthew Josefowicz, director of insurance at Novarica, said at a session yesterday titled