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 May 2011
5/31/2011
The enhancements included in AIM 6.4 provide flexibility and consistency in information gathering and access, the vendor claims.
5/31/2011
The insurer selected the platform to support its direct and agency billing needs.
5/27/2011
CAST Highlight scans enterprise applications to find potential risks.
5/26/2011
LifeSuite features a rules-based, configurable engine, the companies say.
5/25/2011
He was named SVP and CIO last November.
5/24/2011
The record-breaking year for tornadoes has many people searching for answers.
5/23/2011
The vendor celebrates the ease of use of the redesigned platform.
5/23/2011
The carrier will use ThunderheadNOW to streamline workflow processes.
5/20/2011
Some insurers have released estimates of the costs they expect to incur from claims related to the tornado outbreak.
5/19/2011
Making a move toward direct sales isn't about cannibalizing existing customers.
5/18/2011
Aite Group's Stephen Applebaum suggests that by buying Esurance, Allstate could jumpstart its innovation culture, better positioning it for the future.
5/18/2011
The transaction has been approved by both companies' boards of directors and is expected to close in fall 2011.
5/17/2011
The auto insurance app is based on DRC's DecisionMaker mobile framework, an expansion of an existing relationship at the corporate level.
5/16/2011
The company is leveraging built-in telematics systems rather than developing its own device.
5/12/2011
The insurer will license and implement policy admin software for its life and annuities lines.
5/12/2011
The companies have developed the Cornerstone Allocator to help financial professionals identify the best distribution of annuity assets.
5/11/2011
The software helps insurers better meet regulatory, rating agency and competitive challenges, the company asserts.
5/10/2011
What does it mean when forecasts are so specific in assumptions that storms will hit the U.S. coast?
5/10/2011
The New Zealand-based carrier will implement the Exigen systems for all lines of business.
5/9/2011
Though insurers have approached the concept carefully over the past decade, companies including Progressive and Allstate are broadening their promotion of usage-based auto coverage.
5/6/2011
The new arrangement simplifies the structure of the business and increases the responsibilities of the senior leaders, the company says.
5/5/2011
Apple's sleek tablet has changed technology users' expectations forever, and insurance agents and producers increasingly are using their iPads to close the deal.
5/5/2011
To get its agents going in social media, Foremost Insurance created a social media 'suitcase' that covers all the bases, from getting started to selecting the right content.
5/5/2011
Progressive's agent technology advisory board gives end users a say on which next-generation agent-facing technologies the carrier will employ.
5/4/2011
The channel is becoming less of a mystery.
5/4/2011
With initiatives such as corporate Facebook pages and Twitter feeds becoming table stakes, carriers across lines of business are looking to lead in other areas.
5/2/2011
The carrier consolidated several platforms under Adobe Web Conferencing as new capabilities were required.