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 2011
1/31/2011
Judge Roger Vinson of Florida, a Reagan appointee, also said that the law should remain in effect through appeal, and upheld a requirement for states to pay Medicaid costs.
1/31/2011
The Fraud Framework for Insurance system applies analytics to detect potentially fraudulent claims.
1/28/2011
1/26/2011
While Apple and Google wrestle for the consumer market, a side battle is being waged in the business market between Apple and Research In Motion.
1/25/2011
The carrier released an iPhone app in November.
1/25/2011
The president and CEO's health is progressing on schedule.
1/25/2011
The company cited end-user ease-of-use as a factor in its selection.
1/25/2011
The auto repair monitoring service was already available via mobile through Esurance's app.
1/24/2011
Zurich Fleet Intelligence combines telematics data with analytics to help the carrier's fleet insurance customers reduce costs, the company claims.
1/24/2011
The provider of self-insurance programs for Native American communities will use the vendor's policy administration, claims and billing systems.
1/20/2011
Current CEO Eric Schmidt announced a new management structure, taking effect April 4.
1/20/2011
Dawn Trautman, SVP of IT and strategic planning for the carrier, explains some of the technology improvements her team undertook to support new divisional sales organizations.
1/19/2011
MoveTools allows users to create an inventory of box contents when planning and executing a move.
1/19/2011
The agency will use Ascent DataGuard, a solution tying together remote backup and data security.
1/19/2011
The carrier will implement the claims processing program in its P&C business, beginning with commercial and auto lines.
1/18/2011
The vendor's platform will administer benefits for health joint insurance funds.
1/18/2011
The carrier will use Nexidia Enterprise Speech Intelligence to help it adjust its call center operations.
1/14/2011
The carrier plans on rolling out POS capabilities for its agents on Insuresoft later this year.
1/14/2011
The new version includes a toolset that helps developers design, create and manage new content, the vendor says.
1/14/2011
While IT is currently dealing with regulatory and security issues at carriers with 100 to 1,000 employees, one can expect their priorities to move to customer experience technologies throughout the year.
1/13/2011
Investments in agent channel could be the key to better growth among carriers.
1/13/2011
The $30 million contract is for 52 months and includes development of web portals for both providers and patients.
1/12/2011
The CRM platform integrates lead and contact information from multiple systems.
1/12/2011
The carrier reports that the system's scalability has helped it grow its business while keeping costs down.
1/12/2011
The HealthRules product suite includes components that handle claims, benefits administration, and business intelligence.
1/11/2011
The company moved John Beckman into the role of chief underwriting officer from chief risk officer and added Pat O’Connor as SVP of its mono-line property unit.
1/11/2011
The vendor made the buy as part of a strategy to expand its international and financial services footprints.
1/11/2011
The London-based carrier will use Duck Creek for its general insurance business.
1/11/2011
The implementation expands an existing relationship between the two companies.
1/10/2011
The Hartford and Key Risk went live with new web-based platforms for commercial policyholders to send their payroll data for premium calculation at the end of 2010.
1/10/2011
CareAdvance Enterprise 4.71 accept utilization management requests with ICD-10 codes, the company reports.
1/7/2011
Austin Mutual will take over policies held by Cooperative.
1/6/2011
Jon Siglar, VP and chief sales and field services officer for workers’ compensation writer PacificComp, talks to Insurance & Technology about how FirstBest’s UMS underwriting system and agent portal to improve its policy administration system.
1/6/2011
Former owner MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates sold the company to TPG Capital effective January 4.
1/5/2011
State Auto wanted a scalable, configurable system that its IT department could make changes to internally, the company says.
1/4/2011
The vendor's DataView360 is a web-based system that aggregates different sources allowing carriers to get real-time, blended credit grades.
1/3/2011
The auto insurer added online quoting to its mobile website, roadside assistance to its existing app and released two non-insurance-focused apps.
1/3/2011
The vendor's Diamond system features integrated policy, billing and claims capabilities, as well as business intelligence.
1/3/2011
The carrier cited 4Sight's reports, dashboards and ad-hoc reporting as differentiators in its selection.