Content tagged with Channels posted in January 2011
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Automated Underwriting Systems Key to Meeting Life Insurance Lower-End Market Demand
Next-generation systems can meet the needs of the middle market and at the same time lower the cost of issuing lower face value policies, says Celent's Karen Monks.
ING Introduces Spanish-Language Life Insurance Education Web Site
ING introduces Spanish-language ING for Life en Espanol to improve outreach to underserved U.S. Hispanic market.
The Next Platform War: Enterprise Mobile
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.
Amica Goes Live with Android, BlackBerry App
The carrier released an iPhone app in November.
Esurance Puts RepairView on Mobile Site
The auto repair monitoring service was already available via mobile through Esurance's app.
Is Your Company Encouraging or Impeding Financial Literacy?
The Center for Plain Language launches ClearMark Awards to honor great financial communications.
Selling Insurance in the Digital Age
Selling insurance in the digital age: While most insurers recognize that consumer behavior is changing, they don't yet understand how to optimize their channel strategies to influence customers and their networks.
State Farm Releases Inventory IPad App
MoveTools allows users to create an inventory of box contents when planning and executing a move.
P&C Joint Industry Forum Attendees Expect Better 2011, But Outlook Somewhat Tepid
Investments in agent channel could be the key to better growth among carriers.
StoneRiver Expands Executive Team
StoneRiver, Inc., hires Thomas Chesbrough as SVP of Business Enterprise Solutions, and Paul Skordilis as SVP, Sales and Marketing.
SMA Identifies 5 Key Trends for Insurers in 2011
The SMA brief outlines five technology trend "watch points" and counsels insurers how to act on these developing trends.
Progressive Ramps Up Mobile Capabilities for New Year
The auto insurer added online quoting to its mobile website, roadside assistance to its existing app and released two non-insurance-focused apps.
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