Profile of Greg MacSweeney

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Greg MacSweeney is editorial director of InformationWeek Financial Services, whose brands include Wall Street & Technology, Bank Systems & Technology, Advanced Trading, and Insurance & Technology.

Articles by Greg MacSweeney
posted in May 2001

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Leveraging Legacy

5/31/2001
Screen scraping and in-house development turn health insurer's SouthCarolinaBlues.com into award winning site.

Trial-By-Fire Sets CEO’s Technology Vision

5/31/2001
Farmers Group's CEO Martin Feinstein learned first hand about how a lack of IT/business alignment can be harmful.

J.C. Penney Chooses Real-Time Over Batch

5/31/2001
Insurance direct marketer selects SOLCORP's Ingenium for real-time policy administration system.

VC-Play Tests Internet Waters

5/31/2001
Worldinsure enters tough market, but already shows results.

Insurers Go Offshore To Develop IT

5/31/2001
High costs and labor shortage send insurance companies to far-flung destinations in search of information technology help.

Nationwide Takes CRM Enterprisewide

5/30/2001
The customer relationship management strategy at Nationwide Insurance covers all channels, including agents, call centers and the Internet.

Fusura Taps E-Business Heavyweight for CEO

5/25/2001
Fusura, the online personal lines agency backed by AIG, Prudential Financial and Kemper Insurance Companies, named Mark Parsells, former COO of Citibank Online, president/CEO.

Mukherjee Leaves Farmers for Cognizant

5/11/2001
Financial services industry veteran Deb Mukherjee, most recently CTO at Farmers Insurance, has joined Cognizant Technology Solutions.

ACORD XML Standards Drive Development

5/9/2001
Insurance carriers are already using XML standards to manage project development and interaction with business partners.

Sharpe 'Virtually' Changes Job and Company

5/9/2001

Pieroni Leverages Biz/Tech Knowledge at IBM

5/9/2001

Imaging Workflow Turns Claims into Electrons

5/8/2001
CDI uses imaging to create electronic files for claims, resulting in increased efficiency.

Technology Risk Still Not Understood

5/8/2001
But US financial services firms are ahead in identifying and managing IT risk, survey shows.

As Firms Go, So Go Regulators

5/8/2001

Market Pressure Increases for Online Ventures

5/8/2001
As venture capital vanishes, insurance dot-coms seek refuge with traditional insurance brick-and-mortars.

Ohio Casualty Names Its First CTO

5/4/2001
John Kellington, recently named the first chief technology officer at Ohio Casualty Corp., has been inside many insurance companies as a consultant for IBM Global Services.