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Using a ludicrous case study forces you to consider possible losses outside the typical.

Industry representatives made their case to a Senate committee that "bank-centric" rules should not apply to federally regulated insurers, but others warned against providing a "wholesale carve-out" for insurers that could lead to systemically risky behavior.

Industry representatives made their case to a Senate committee that "bank-centric" rules should not apply to federally regulated insurers, but others warned against providing a "wholesale carve-out" for insurers that could lead to systemically risky behavior.

One of them learned technology hundreds of feet underwater in a submarine; another started his own consulting business while still in college. To say the 2013 Insurance IT All-Stars is an eclectic group is no understatement.

WCEC Program Chair Steve Rissman previews the 68th annual Workers' Compensation Education Conference.

The tragic loss of 19 firefighters in Arizona reminds us that in our battle against the elements, there are always casualties.

Consider this real world scenario: Acme Inc. is converting a monolithic COBOL mainframe application to J2EE and Oracle. There are massive blocks of COBOL that need to be rewritten. The development strategy includes an on-shoring element. A number of contract employees are brought on board for the duration of the...

Computer technology enables us to make better decisions more efficiently but it should not be a replacement for management. Good management cannot be replaced by technology.