Profile of Nathan Golia
Senior editor, Insurance & Technology
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Nathan Golia is senior editor of Insurance & Technology. He joined the publication in 2010 as associate editor and covers all aspects of the nexus between insurance and information technology, including mobility, distribution, core systems, customer interaction, and risk management. He is a frequent speaker and moderator at live and online events held by both I&T and third parties. A veteran of the trade press, Nathan worked as a database marketing reporter and copy editor for Direct Marketing News, as well as an assistant editor for The Toy Book, before coming to I&T. He is a graduate of Buffalo State College and a proud Western New York native.
Articles by Nathan Golia
posted in January 2013
1/31/2013
Implementation of predictive modeling is on a slow but steady climb in insurance. Here's some tips for getting the most out of your initiatives.
1/30/2013
Universal American has saved millions using a FICO predictive modeling tool to uncover fraud. Here's how.
1/28/2013
Insurers are combining technological prowess with an improvisational spirit to address the superstorm's claims challenge.
1/25/2013
Twitter's Vine micro-video service is live. What could insurers do with it?
1/25/2013
Insurance is a heavily advertised product, and professional football is notorious for its commercial breaks. Those two factors combine for some inescapable insurance commercials.
1/24/2013
The new hire will assist the company's underwriting, marketing, and claims operations with data mining and predictive modeling.
1/22/2013
Most financial services companies will support devices bought for personal use by employees, but don't offer stipends or direct payment for devices and plans.
1/18/2013
The electric car company Fisker is suing its insurance provider, XL America, over issues the company's CEO recently warned threatened the insurance industry.
1/18/2013
At the recent Property/Casualty Joint Industry Forum in New York, six insurance company CEOs took the opportunity to evaluate Sandy response, debate the merits of regulation, and ruminate on the role of technology in the business. Here are some of the most interesting soundbites.
1/17/2013
State Farm CEO Edward Rust weighed in on the potential for auto insurance to become irrelevant.
1/16/2013
Both industry observers and industry participants spent a lot of time discussing Hurricane Sandy at this year's Insurance Information Institute Property/Casualty Joint Industry Forum.
1/15/2013
The health insurer has named Patrick Blair has been named senior VP and CMO after he held a similar position at recent takeover target Amerigroup.
1/15/2013
Some companies vow to protect consumers from use of their personal data by insurers.
1/11/2013
With insurance companies still tabulating losses from the May 2011 Joplin, Mo., tornado, it's folly to expect any clarity on the full scope of even larger events like Hurricane Sandy for years.
1/11/2013
Among the items that appeared on the consultancy's 2013 priority lists, direct sales was one of a couple that life and P&C insurers share.
1/10/2013
Identifying the time to make innovative, forward-looking changes to IT infrastructure before the opportunity passes will help leading insurers differentiate themselves.
1/7/2013
Life insurance and social media seem like a great fit, and leading companies are making moves now to build a presence in the channel.
1/4/2013
The House on Friday approved a bill to increase funds for the National Flood Insurance Program.
1/4/2013
The health insurer has opened several retail stores over the past year.
1/3/2013
Tim Huval served as CIO of Chief Information Officer for Bank of America’s global investment management group before coming to Humana.