Profile of Nathan Golia
Senior editor, Insurance & Technology
Member Since: 5/8/2014
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Nathan Golia is senior editor of Insurance & Technology. He joined the publication in 2010 as associate editor and covers all aspects of the nexus between insurance and information technology, including mobility, distribution, core systems, customer interaction, and risk management. He is a frequent speaker and moderator at live and online events held by both I&T and third parties. A veteran of the trade press, Nathan worked as a database marketing reporter and copy editor for Direct Marketing News, as well as an assistant editor for The Toy Book, before coming to I&T. He is a graduate of Buffalo State College and a proud Western New York native.
Articles by Nathan Golia
posted in August 2013
8/29/2013
Honda recently demonstrated technologies that use ubiquitous smartphones to alert drivers of nearby obstacles.
8/23/2013
While overall satisfaction with property claims is stable, policyholders were notably less satisfied with more complex Sandy claims.
8/22/2013
Lexis-Nexis survey reveals what consumers know, fear, and want from usage-based insurance programs.
8/22/2013
Simon Curtis has also been a partner at Deloitte.
8/22/2013
Stephen Festa goes from chief claims officer at the workers' compensation carrier to EVP and COO.
8/20/2013
Health insurer opens billing portal that takes customer payments in a variety of ways, aiming for convenience.
8/19/2013
Former Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield executive Daniel Lebish is the first COO in the history of the division.
8/19/2013
The most common customer touch point in insurance is bill payment — and insurers are looking for ways to stand out from the pack in terms of the kind of billing experiences they offer.
8/16/2013
The Hanover says commissioned research found a significant amount of direct buyers of insurance eventually returned to agents. Will that trend hold?
8/15/2013
The insurance company has promoted two members of its IT staff to the VP level.
8/15/2013
The satellite radio provider has made a big buy into vehicle telematics. Here's why its customer base could boost usage-based insurance.
8/14/2013
The executive worked at AIG for 24 years before moving to Zurich Life in 2008.
8/14/2013
The life insurer's aggressive adoption of technology for its field force helps those producers speed up the sales process for hybrid products.
8/12/2013
To comply with ACA mandates and take advantage of its incentives, health insurers must adopt new data habits, says Oracle's director of health insurance.
8/9/2013
CEO Glenn Renwick says as much as 40% of its customer base is closed off to the idea of usage-based insurance.
8/8/2013
A report from Aite Group finds insurance technology vendors strong on core systems, but lacking on next-gen technology. What does this say about the industry?
8/7/2013
Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance will deploy 30,000 Fujitsu-brand Windows 8-equipped tablets to its sales force.
8/6/2013
Recent implementations by Lincoln Financial Group and EMPLOYERS show insurers recognizing agents' desire to compete on processing speed.
8/6/2013
Temkin Group finds some insurers with pretty good web experiences, but the industry still lacks overall excellent online presences. Health is farthest behind.
8/5/2013
The carrier now offers usage-based insurance in two states.
8/5/2013
Product development and producer retention are among the major forces behind increased policy administration replacement activity among life, health, and annuity insurers, according to Novarica.
8/5/2013
The insurer partnered with a digital marketing agency to outfit music festival attendees with smart bracelets that offer an enhanced digital experience.
8/2/2013
Delaware Life Holdings takes on the line while Sun Life focuses on benefits business in the U.S.
8/1/2013
The wireless carrier and telematics insurance provider have announced an infrastructure partnership.
8/1/2013
Insurance companies are looking for product development and configuration engines that allow end-users to conceive, develop, and get new products to market quickly.