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The last year didn't exactly deliver a rebound for insurers, but there are plenty of reasons for hope in 2010. Carriers are continuing to invest in technology that will allow them to begin a new chapter of growth.

The rock band The Who is known for asking the musical question: "Who Are You?" But it is the insurance industry (and fans of the TV show CSI) that often echoes lead singer Roger Daltrey's next line, "I really want to know."

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.

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

Insurers need to carefully consider new technology implementations this year and next despite the budget-cutting pressures brought on by the recession, one leading researcher contends.

In a perfect world--with an economy to match--predictive analytics and modeling solutions would be all over the insurance technology landscape.

Insurance Accounting & Systems Association and Ward Group said they have awarded Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Company (MEM) the 2009 Technology Achievement Award.

In a new research note, TowerGroup analyzes technologies that will provide the most value to insurance carriers in the coming 24 months.