Content tagged with Security posted in February 2004
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HIPAA and other government regulations may help spur the adoption of secure messaging technologies
Despite high concern and regulation around privacy, secure messaging technology has been a tough sell in healthcare. But easier-to-use technology and a new round of privacy rules might make it a more palatable option.
Growth With Efficiency
Louisville, Ky.-based Humana, Inc., one of the nation's largest publicly traded health benefits companies, has a history of using technology innovatively while keeping a tight rein on escalating medical costs.
Security Times Two At Kanawha Insurance
Carrier implements DataMirror's Transformation Server to facilitate secure, real-time data access.
IIABA Seeks Spam Exemption
Non-profits shouldn't have to abide by Can Spam, says IIABA
A New Breed of IT Exec
Partnership between CIO and IT CFO brings impressive strategic alignment at Guardian Life
Compliance, Web Services And XML Star in 2004
Insurers will begin to roll out effective Web services initiatives, while striving to comply with a myriad of regulations, industry experts predict
2004 Top Insurance Business/Technology Issues
Every year there are some trends, economic shifts and technologies that seem to stand out from the rest. For many years, e-commerce and CRM were the top-of-mind concerns for many insurance companies. Recently, Web services, compliance and XML have taken center stage. In 2004, some trends will displace others in importance. This special report from Insurance & Technology takes a look at some of the top business issues that insurance carriers will face this year and how technology can help make th
Careful and Strategic Spending Will Dominate
Members of Insurance & Technology's Reader Advisory Board discuss trends, plans and expectations for 2004
2004 Business Technology Forecast
What are the critical trends and issues that will confront insurance technology executives and their organizations in the coming year?
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