With Claims' first "virtual" web conference and expo, "The Future of Insurance," we're combining the best aspects of a web seminar with the best parts of an industry conference to create one unique, educational event.

Together with our two sister publications -- National Underwriter, P&C and Tech Decisions -- we're offering an entire conference that takes place exclusively on the web. It features a wide range of topics and sessions, even an exhibit hall that allows attendees to shop for products and services. Registrants navigate the conference from the comfort of their desks, and t hey can even come back months after the event to make sure they didn't miss anything. Even better? Registration is free!

Claims is sponsoring two of the seven sessions that will be presented: "Fraud at the Forefront" and "Technology's Influence on Customer Service." Another can't-miss session, sponsored by National Underwriter, P&C , pits the insurance industry's chief public defender -- Bob Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute -- against the industry's highest-profile critic -- Bob Hunter from the Consumer Federation of America. Other sessions will tackle predictive analytics and enterprise risk management.

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