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The insurance industry is a true example of a knowledge industry -- largely depending on data and analytics to make informed decisions.

Data is a critical force for organizational success in the modern insurance enterprise. The challenge is how to get the quality data required, and then make the most effective use of it.

The current financial crisis has placed a greater emphasis on the need for insurance companies to implement an enterprise risk management strategy. As a result, rating agencies, such as S&P, Moody's,

Pricing policies too low and selling too many is a risky strategy for insurance carriers. Simply stoking volume growth in policies while ignoring the bottom line has often led to a forced market exit

The data-management needs of the insurance industry are multifaceted and always evolving. There is a constant challenge to simplify the complexity of data management for a variety of purposes and

In spite of a new business environment, cultural inertia and other issues stall efficiency initiativesBy Michael HaOrlandoInsurers' chief information officers face continuing challenges from ...

NU Online News Service, May 23, 11:18 a.m. EDT, Orlando, Fla.--Insurers' chief information officers face continuing challenges from entrenched attitudes, a new regulatory environment ...

Look Before You Leap Into Data Outsourcing A bad vendor can cause regulatory problems, end up costing insurers moreFifteen workers' compensation insurers failed in 2002, ...