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Follow-up: Squaring Away IT for a Top-Tier Merger

By Pat Speer

Nationwide SVP, CIO speaks to the strategies, challenges and successes behind the project that earned his company the Model Insurer of the Year victory.

Update: Guidewire’s CEO: IPO is Just a Milestone

By Carrie Burns

Closing the day at $17.12 per share, P&C vendor chief exec Marcus Ryu tells INN what’s next.

BPO Services Offered to Boost Health Exchanges

By Pat Speer

States establishing health insurance exchanges offered a fee-based leasing option for implementation, maintenance services.

Billing System Activity Remains High for P&C Insurers

By Carrie Burns

Between January 2009 and October 2011, more than 50 insurers licensed a new stand-alone billing system; more are in the works, and they have a wide spectrum of systems and vendors to consider, according to report.

5 Strategies: What P&C Carriers Need To Do in 2012

By Pat Speer

To succeed in a challenging 2012, property/casualty insurers must be flexible, know their customer and focus on technology systems that will facilitate growth, Ernst & Young advises.

Cover-All Acquires BlueWave

By Bill Kenealy

Vendor adds claims administration software to its offerings.

PAS Options Plentiful for Life, Health and Annuity Insurers

By Carrie Burns

During the past couple of years, policy administration system vendors have made advances, adding Web-based portal interfaces and improving system administration capabilities, according to new report.

Online Employee Benefits Enrollment Surges

By Lisa Gillespie

New research shows a shift in attitudes toward technology use in terms of learning about, evaluating and interacting with benefits programs.

USAA Reveals Plans for Virtual Wallet, P2P and Video

By John Adams

USAA's been an early adopter of new digital banking technology, due in part to its unique customer base of military personal, who are often dispatched to locations around the world on short notice.

Teen Drivers Dangerous During First Month Behind the Wheel

By Carrie Burns

Study reveals that teen drivers are 50 percent more likely to crash in the first month of unsupervised driving as they are after their first year; 57 percent of these crashes result from three common mistakes.

Variable Annuities Key to Successful Portfolios

By Carrie Burns

To diversify clients’ portfolios, independent and insurance broker/dealers should consider these products as a baseline income investment in retirement plans, according to new report.

Report Forecasts IT Growth in 2012

By Justin Stephani

Novarica’s most recent survey of insurance technology execs reveals increasing budgets and persistent modernization ambitions.

Federal Flood Insurance Program Extended Again

By Pat Speer

The program will continue until November 18.

Women Believe they are Safer Drivers

By Pat Speer

Men may not be as sure which of the sexes is safer, but they are more familiar with safety-related equipment installed in their motor vehicles.

Facebook Plugin Released for Agents

By INN Editorial Staff

Technology designed to enable insurance agents to maintain their website and Facebook presence from one location.

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