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Despite all of the gains, many claims organizations remain hamstrung by inconsistent handling and outcomes. So why is it that with all of the technology at our fingertips, our investigative abilities are often lagging behind where they were a generation ago?

In his new book, Average is Over, Tyler Cowan maintains that America is dividing itself into two main groups: At the top will be 10 to 15 percent of achievers, whose self-motivation and mastery of technology will allow them to soar into the future. Then there will be, well, everyone...

Today's claims adjusters must be proficient with various estimating programs and technology tools to be successful and effective in their jobs.

Today's claims adjusters must be proficient with various estimating programs and technology tools to be successful and effective in their jobs.

The man some call Canada's Warren Buffett, as part of a consortium, has offered $4.7 billion to acquire troubled smartphone maker Blackberry.

The world of mobile communication is not limited to big cities. Rural carriers, such as Mennonite Mutual Insurance, have distinct needs of their own as they often service wide areas for customers that expect quick and timely service just like their big-city brethren.

With insurers and vendors working to solve high entry costs, data challenges, and intellectual property concerns, user-based insurance may finally be nearing its much-anticipated breakthrough to the mainstream.