Profile of Nathan Golia
Senior editor, Insurance & Technology
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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 September 2013
9/27/2013
The specialty insurer has appointed a single leader for all lines written through its ESCAPE portal.
9/26/2013
Insurers and their agents are developing new products and processes that meet consumers' expectations for transactional efficiency.
9/26/2013
Customer Respect Group president Terry Golesworthy says that insurers and agents have to face the reality of changing customer demands for service.
9/25/2013
Sixty-three percent of surveyed insurers told PwC that technology integration was the biggest barrier to exchange implementation.
9/25/2013
The company relied solely on professionally installed telematics devices before its recent launch and expansion.
9/24/2013
The insurer's new QuickFoto Claims capability is available in 10 states.
9/24/2013
The product helps insureds stay on top of changes in their high-value collections, such as art.
9/20/2013
A local TV station reports that at least one opportunistic insurance broker has taken advantage of the state's lax domain registration.
9/20/2013
Accenture's recently completed Global Risk Management study shows insurers' frame of mind around risk and tech.
9/19/2013
The company is also targeting a new customer segment with a different product.
9/19/2013
Novarica's annual US Insurance IT Budgets and Priorities report finds carriers focused on growth enabled by analytics investment.
9/18/2013
Sal Abano, who was one of Insurance & Technology's Elite 8 insurance CIOs last year, is now an EVP at the insurance core systems vendor.
9/16/2013
The implementation of a geographic information system helped the company respond quicker to increasing hail claims.
9/16/2013
The award-winning strategy has paid dividends in the form of finding time to make quick turnarounds on critical projects, says SVP Jane Bracken.
9/11/2013
John Marchioni, who had headed up the insurance operations division, now is responsible for IT, actuarial, and HR as well.
9/10/2013
Premium leakage at the time of application is a major concern.
9/9/2013
Though the sector is focused on growth and is investing in distribution, equally hot are analytics technologies that drive underwriting discipline.
9/6/2013
The industry must be proactive in adopting smartphones to power usage-based insurance programs.
9/6/2013
As insurers look for new ways to entice customers to enroll in usage-based insurance, safety is a potential angle.
9/6/2013
Insurance agents are known for being wary of new technologies, but some welcome disruption.
9/5/2013
An NAIC representative says that from a regulatory perspective, there's one clear reason why usage-based insurance is better for consumers.
9/5/2013
Progressive usage-based insurance manager Dave Pratt shared some of the insights the carrier has gleaned from its long-running Snapshot usage-based insurance program.
9/5/2013
The company says its goal is to reach a different kind of customer than its traditional agent-focused target.
9/3/2013
Towers Watson research finds overwhelming support for the concept of usage-based insurance. Can insurers capitalize?
9/3/2013
Sprint announced two new insurance-focused telematics products that go beyond pay-as-you-drive.