Technology

Will Insurers Begin to Use Social Media Postings to Calculate Premiums?

This article considers the legal and regulatory issues surrounding the use of social media postings in underwriting.

Accenture's Insurance Technology Trends for 2012

Each year, Accenture's insurance team looks at major technology trends and their impact on P&C and Life insurers. In 2011, we see eight trends shaping insurance industry thinking, and pointing the direction for industry IT spending in 2012 and beyond.

2012: The Year We Finally Take Hold of Our Data

Here are some projections on what will be shaping enterprise data management over the coming year.

Analytics: Turning Data Into Dollars

As with insurance, in baseball small changes can mean big differences. Getting a hit 3.5 times in each 10 at-bats over the course of a season makes a hitter in Major League Baseball almost unbelievably good. Getting a hit four times in each 10 at-bats makes a hitter immortal, a feat last accomplished by the "Splendid Splinter," Ted Williams, in 1941.

INN's Top 5 Trends for 2012

INN editors present the business and technology trends that have the potential to impact insurers' operational environments in 2012 and beyond.

Internalizing External Data for Analytics

To fully exploit business analytics, carriers must supplement their internal policy-level data with a variety of data points derived from external sources.

Mobile Technology for the Life Insurance Producer: Is It a Fad or the Future?

Consumer behavior and expectations, along with pressures to conduct business more efficiently, are making the shift toward mobile platforms more than just a fad.

Five New Business Dashboards Every Life Insurer Needs (Munich RE)

This whitepaper examines how insurance executives understand the importance of reviewing their underwriting data and rule sets regularly to improve the profitability, speed and efficiency of their underwriting decisions. Making good decisions is critical in underwriting, but making those decisions quickly is taking on added importance given the complexity and competitiveness of today’s insurance marketplace.

Concerns Persist on Insurance Company Social Media "Spying"

Some people out there understand insurers' actions, but carriers need to do a better job of communicating the impact of fraud to the general public and honest policyholders in particular.

The State of Social Media Within the Industry

According to a new study from Strategy Meets Action, social media has become a nearly universal practice among insurers (nine percent reported not having a social media strategy or initiative planned), however, very few are beyond the basics of posting and monitoring.

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