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Insurance companies are getting a wakeup call - in the form of new premium tax laws and enforcement actions by state and local governments and courts.

Property/casualty insurers are faced with difficult choices when dealing with aging claims systems, according to Karlyn Carnahan, principal in the insurance practice at the research and consulting firm Novarica.

Governance for IT is a pesky problem on which many business and technology leaders spend countless hours and dollars, seeking to improve, streamline, and just plain fix.

Technology may not always be easy for small businesses, particularly in the complicated world of insurance agencies.

Insurance has prided itself on the speed and reliability of the policy and sales functions offered customers on its Web site, but until a year ago, customers filing claims weren't offered the same experience.

Insurers always are looking for a better way to make important underwriting, claims, and fraud-prevention decisions, and it usually involves data.

It's one company. Your paycheck comes from the same bank as his. Your coffee mug has the same logo as hers.

What is the single most important element of a successful IT systems implementation? That's the question posed to readers of NU's Technology Decisions at www.tech-decisions.com.