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In This Issue:
- CONDUCTING CONTENT: True enterprise content management still may be out of reach. But content creation and document management technologies are helping insurers improve customer-bound communications and harmonize the flow of inbound and internal documents.
- AN ACTIVE SOCIAL (MEDIA) LIFE: Recognizing that social media is an inexorable force, insurers are developing the means to control internal use of social media platforms and influence external discussions to protect the brand.
- GET DOWN TO BUSINESS: Carriers can maximize the value of their content by running content creation and distribution like a manufacturing business, says Oracle Insurance's James Mullarney.
- PLUS:
- Document Capture Capturing Converts
- Document Automation provides ICAT With Dynamic Returns
- Q&A: Pharmacists Mutual CTO Barrie Parker Is Building on the Carrier's Data
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