Content tagged with Policy Administration posted in June 2012
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Mercury Insurance Minimizes Risk, Maximizes Opportunity with Guidewire InsuranceSuite
The La Brea, Calif.-based insurer's greenfield initial implementation of a full core system suite in a new state paved the way for renovated systems and business processes across the enterprise.
Usage-Based Insurance: 5 Reasons This Is the Year
Telematics-powered, usage-based auto insurance has been slow to get off the ground. But industry observers insist it finally is poised for a meteoric rise.
FCCI CIO Paul Ayoub Supports Strategic Growth Goals at Regionally Focused FCCI
New FCCI CIO Paul Ayoub will focus on agent-facing capabilities in support of the carrier's long-term vision for state expansion in commercial lines.
Data Discoveries and Analytics Unite to Ignite Innovative Thinking in Financial Services
The use of statistics, data and analytics to evaluate everything from baseball players to insurance claims to political sentiment was the focus of a recent SAS financial services event.
Heard at IASA: Top Quotes From the 2012 IASA Conference
With increased attendance for the third year in a row and a sold-out exhibit hall, this year’s IASA Educational Conference and Business Show in San Diego provided evidence of the insurance industry’s health and increased IT spending. It also highlighted ongoing challenges in the areas of customer experience and retention, data management and regulatory compliance. I&T highlights some of the most provocative statements heard at the conference.
Consider the BPM Route to Systems Modernization
BPM can be a springboard to address a multitude of application problems, helping insurance companies modernize and automate core systems quickly, easily and affordably.
Insurity as the "Madonna" of Insurance Systems
The Hartford-based vendor has reengaged with the industry in the wake of its departure from LexisNexis with the release of new forms authoring tool and the replatforming of its personal lines P&C policy admin system.
The Mobile Data Challenge: Insurers Must Refine Content and Data Strategies as Mobile Becomes Consumers' Channel of Choice
As consumers increasingly expect to be able to manage their financial lives via the mobile channel, insurers must develop explicit strategies to extend a full range of content and data management processes to mobile devices.
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