As they keep a finger on the pulse of the insurance and technology markets, at least one of the analysts participating in a Tech Decisions Web seminar believes insurers may be turning the corner in this struggling economy.
Opportunity exists in both good times and bad. Here's how insurers can find and have been achieving success despite a failing economy, according to Matt Josefowicz, leader of the insurance practice at Novarica.
Insurance Accounting & Systems Association and Ward Group said they have awarded Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Company (MEM) the 2009 Technology Achievement Award.
Across the country, insurers' IT departments are waging battles on many fronts. Rapidly changing business needs, new regulatory demands, and aging legacy systems all require time and personnel.
Novarica, a research and advisory firm, said a survey has found a large number of insurance executives think they purchased the right software, but many have doubts.
As Tech Decisions celebrates its 10th anniversary, the editors have selected the 10 top technology trends the insurance industry has experienced over the last decade.
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If you made the right decisions when initially selecting your vendor/partner and kept abreast of both the market and your service-level agreements, panic may be unnecessary. Sometimes, though, it take
Crisis is always the time for innovation, according to Matt Josefowicz, director of insurance for Novarica and co-author (with Steven Kaye) of the research firm's report on innovation and agility in i