Content tagged with Infrastructure posted in June 2006
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Integro Deploys Q.Know to Support Paperless Office
Customizable information management systems enable users to file, manage and share companywide electronic information using the Microsoft Outlook platform familiar to executives.
Uncovering Crooked Claims
Finding fraudulent claims can be challenging. But with the use of rules-based analysis, data mining and predictive modeling, insurers are waging a war on scam artists.
Crossing the Great IT/Business Divide
The successful use of technology is so important, and poor utilization of it is so costly, that insurers must develop a corps of professionals within the enterprise who know how the company works, understand how technology can serve the business' strategic goals and can communicate that to people on both sides of the business/technology divide.
Workflow First, Technology Second
Neal Ruffalo, Vice President of Enterprise Technology, ACUITY Sheboygan, Wis.-based ACUITY's ($1.4 billion in assets) technology strategy is to make doing business easier for its 10,000 independent agents and customer service representatives. But Neal Ruffalo, vice president of enterprise technology for the regional carrier, which has P&C and commercial lines of business, believes that placing fancy technology in front of inefficient workflows is putting the cart before the horse. Instead, R
A Tight Schedule
OSF HealthPlans eliminates manual errors in batch and claims processing with Advanced Systems Concepts' ActiveBatch Job Scheduler.
Cooperative Care
To take care management to the next level, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee brings disease management in-house.
Mass. Revision
In an effort to create more-affordable health insurance, the state of Massachusetts has passed legislation that will overhaul the market, requiring carriers to rethink their IT.
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