Content tagged with Channels posted in May 2004
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A Framework for Designing an Effective E-Signature Process: Part II -- Significant Risks and Possible Mitigants
The second in a series of three articles addressing the opportunities presented by The Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce ACT ("ESIGN"), this installment, authored by Brannon D. Anthony and Patrick J. Hatfield, discussess significant risks common to e-signature processes.
Winning With a New Mind-set
Facing the Demands of Change
Position of Influence
The Principal's Barry Griswell advocates IT that benefits customers and producers.
Reconnecting With Agents
Technology transformation brings Penn National Insurance back to profitability.
A Shot in the Arm
Anthony Watson prescribed a dose of technology for once-ailing HIP Health Plan.
Back to the Future
Mike McGavick stresses technology and looks to Safeco's past to plot its future.
Affordability and Service
Oxford Health Plans' CIO Steve Black believes a sweet spot exists between high-tech and high-touch.
SPIM Gaining Ground on Spam
IM is becoming the conduit of choice for senders of unsolicited messages.
USAA Adds 850 Jobs
Growth driven by successful financial management, increased demand.
A Framework for Designing an Effective e-Signature Process: Part I -- The Building Blocks
The Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act ("ESIGN") became effective in October 2000, but insurance industry participants have been slow to seize the opportunities it presents. In this article, authors Brannon D. Anthony and Brian T. Casey cover the basic provisions of ESIGN that provide the foundation for implementing an e-signature process.
Online Lessons from the Brokerage Industry: Techniques Life Insurers Can Use to Support Retirees’ Distribution Needs
While life insurance companies that branched off into mutual funds and other financial products in the 90s are well-positioned to leverage their reputation for protection and distribution products, few life insurance firms have yet to prepare their online environments to support adequate online funds distribution capabilities.
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