By Carrie Burns
Forrester Research lists service-oriented architecture (SOA), business process management (BPM) and mobility as trends that will drive a dramatic change in technology adoption and use.
By Alex Vorro
New research finds that incorporating analytics into governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) initiatives offers organizations the opportunity to capitalize on improved operational efficiencies.
By Bill Kenealy
Because of their ubiquity, a new Celent report says producers must strive to make their portals exceptional.
By Pat Speer
The transition to the global use of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) may create dramatic change in insurance products, investment strategies, risk management and M&A activities.
By Bill Kenealy
According to Novarica research, carriers need to look past hype and concentrate on creating business value.
The Center for Health Value Innovation directors gathered to discuss emerging trends and their relevance to health improvement and innovation.
A new study reveals that fewer than 50% of large enterprises rate their tools as good in maintaining high performance of applications on their corporate networks.
By Carrie Burns
Insurers are implementing strategies to identify, classify, protect and manage sensitive information.
Travelers, Nationwide, The Big I and The Council are fostering a comprehensive, private-market approach to improve the affordability and availability of coastal wind storm insurance for homeowners.
Common reference model for straight-through processing provides a framework for implementation of standards to streamline annuity processing.
The CFO Forum believes a new set of market-consistent embedded values produce additional consistency and improved disclosure.
A recent Novarica/IASA survey of P&C insurer CIOs traces the evolution of focus from e-business to policy administration systems to predictive analytics.
NAMIC adds its voice to those opposing the NAIC plan to aggregate market conduct data.
By Pat Speer
Survey ranks data integrity high, but few companies are monitoring it.
By Carrie Burns
Only 38% of a recent survey said they are very confident or quite confident that e-mails related to documenting commitments and obligations made by staff are recorded, complete and retrievable.