Insurers Tackle A Tough Enemy

To aggressively and successfully fight fraud, insurers need the proper balance of trained professionals and technology. And they need organizational commitment to fight the good fight.

Ian Sheridan Wants To Change The World

At the very least, the MassMutual vice president wants to change the way working Americans save for retirement. How will he do that? By using a behavioral-based approach to investing supported by innovative technologies.

Failure Is Not An Option

Business continuity used to be a problem for IT to solve. Now it's much broader, given stipulations from trading organizations and regulations such as HIPAA and SOX.

A Relationship-Oriented Numbers Guy

As an undergraduate at MIT and New York University, Dennis Callahan majored in mathematics. So, it's not so surprising that the CIO of Guardian Life Insurance Company of America has been so successful at focusing on the numbers at the New York-based insurance company.

Facts Win The Day At CNA

When John Golden took control of IT at CNA Financial Corp. in late 2001, he faced the same challenges many CIOs are still grappling with: How do you transform diverse legacy systems into a modern platform that enables faster product development, better customer service, and higher productivity?

There's No Place Like Home

If it weren't for a bad case of writer's block, Michael Bernaski might be a famous novelist right now. Instead, he's the CIO and senior vice president of property-casualty e-business and technology at The Hartford Financial Services Inc.

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