Filing Gets Up To Speed

Insurers have been pushing states for regulatory reform. If insurers are to remain competitive, they argue, insurance companies must get products to market faster. But they are stymied by redundant and cumbersome filing, licensing and reporting requirements across the 50 states.

Integration Requires Business/IT Alignment

As best-practices enterprise application integration continues to evolve, integration and business/IT alignment continue to challenge carriers.

A Broken Deal Produces Opportunity

The Baltimore Insurance Co. didn't experience instant success with its jet-issue system. But the lessons learned--and the technology--have fostered new growth opportunities.

Data Management Provides Rx For Workers' Comp Policies

As workers' compensation carriers continue to be pummeled in a rough-and-tumble economy, New Mexico Mutual implemented service-oriented architecture and a new underwriting system to provide continuous, real-time customer service.

Presidential Life Rejuvenates Valuable Legacy Code

Migrating to state-of-the-art platforms doesn't mean that valuable mainframe code will be lost forever. Presidential Life has successfully moved its COBOL applications-twice-since 1999.

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