Content tagged with Infrastructure posted in January 2006
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Managing in the Best and Worst of Times
How can insurers shift the concentration of their IT budgets away from internal spend and maintenance toward innovation?
Technologies of Opportunity
As insurers plan their future IT investments, they may want to investigate some underappreciated technologies that have the potential to drive dramatic change in the industry.
Claims Tool Kit
With carriers relying heavily on adjusters and agents in the field to show responsiveness and customer commitment, the need for cutting-edge mobile technology is increasing.
Constant Change
With initiatives under way to streamline regulatory standards, enhance retirement options and introduce electronic medical records, 2006 promises a whirlwind of regulatory and political change for insurance executives.
Open Source’s Mainstream Future
Once the focus of an underground movement, open source software is on its way to becoming a universally adopted strategy for minimizing costs while maximizing performance.
Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:05:12 -0500
What opportunities and challenges await innovative insurers in the coming year? Members of I&T's Reader Advisory Board report on their priority lists.
It’s Electric
Austin Mutual Insurance transitions to electronic policy administration with a Web-enabled business submission system built by Keane.
Guardian Life’s Callahan Looks Ahead
Dennis S. Callahan, Executive Vice President and CIO, Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America (New York; $39.5 billion in assets), and Insurance & Technology Reader Advisory Board member recently shared with his thoughts with I&T on the future of both Guardian and the insurance industry in general, from a technology point of view.
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