Content tagged with Channels posted in May 2011
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Private Equity Firm Thomas H. Lee Partners to Acquire Sword Insurance
Private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners to acquire Sword Insurance; investment seen as helping vendor achieve goal of becoming a "top-five" global tech vendor to the P&C.
CSC Unveils Role-Based Mobile Insurance Applications
2Work Apps for Tablets address needs of claims adjusters, brokers and agents.
Innovation Group Re-Architects Innovation Insurer Suite, Introduces New Business Model
The vendor celebrates the ease of use of the redesigned platform.
Penn Mutual Selects Thunderhead for Customer Experience Initiative
The carrier will use ThunderheadNOW to streamline workflow processes.
FIS Launches ALIS Mobile Policy Administration Application
The fully integrated mobile application provides financial advisers and policy holders with real-time, platform-agnostic access to application status, account balances, commission payments and transaction processing on all versions of FIS's ALIS policy administration system.
Mobile Capabilities No Longer "Bleeding Edge" in Insurance
Several ACORD LOMA Insurance Systems Forum exhibitors, including L&T Infotech, Millbrook and Sword, announced new mobile solutions or initiatives.
Unitrin Division IMingle Releases IPhone App
The auto insurance app is based on DRC's DecisionMaker mobile framework, an expansion of an existing relationship at the corporate level.
Lincoln Financial Restructures Insurance Unit
The new arrangement simplifies the structure of the business and increases the responsibilities of the senior leaders, the company says.
Insurers Arm Agents With iPad Apps
Apple's sleek tablet has changed technology users' expectations forever, and insurance agents and producers increasingly are using their iPads to close the deal.
Mastering Insurance Distribution in an Anytime, Anywhere World
Consumer technology adoption is changing how insurance agents and brokers work with clients and, as a result, how insurance companies must support and communicate with their producers to maximize opportunity while managing risk, reports MetLife VP George Foulke.
Insurers Take Social Media Strategies Beyond Branded Pages
With initiatives such as corporate Facebook pages and Twitter feeds becoming table stakes, carriers across lines of business are looking to lead in other areas.
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