Content tagged with Security posted in December 2011
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My Top 4 Topics for 2012
Every once in a while, we journalists are lucky enough to cultivate passion for a subject that our audience wants to read about. Following are some items I heard discussed throughout the industry in 2011 that I'm excited to revisit in 2012.
3 Ways Insurers Will Compete on Data in 2012
Insurance has always been driven by data, and advances in the circulation and analysis of data will start showing their potential to change the industry by leaps and bounds.
Allstate Files $6.3 Million Fraud Suit in N.Y.
This is the seventh suit the P&C carrier filed in New York this year.
Bring-Your-Own-Device a Reality for Large Financial Institutions
Good Technology research shows financial institutions, including insurance, well ahead of other sectors in terms of bring-your-own-device policy adoption and supporting those employees who choose to do so.
Drawing the Line Between Fraud and Abuse in PIP Claims
Many organizations who focus exclusively on hard fraud may be hampering their proactive detection capabilities.
Insurers Have an Opportunity to Differentiate Through Greater Transparency
Individual carriers can benefit by better explaining their comparative advantage, and the whole industry will gain from better explanation of how insurance works.
Accenture's Insurance Technology Trends for 2012, Part II
John Del Santo, managing director of Accenture's global insurance practice discusses four technology trends for 2012: "reflexive" IT security, a risk-based approach to data privacy, social media platforms to drive customer interaction, and a focus on user experience.
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