 July 29, 2010 ET State of the Market—2nd Annual Forum: Where We Are, Where We’re GoingA roundtable of top industry observers will discuss the key trends, critical challenges, and winning strategies that are determining current and future success in insurance technology. Find out what issues are creating obstacles and opportunities, which systems are table stakes in an unpredictable world, what customers want that IT can provide, and much more.August 25, 2010 ET Competent to the Core—Trends in Policy Admin, Underwriting, and Claims The focus of IT investment has been and continues to be on core systems, according to carriers and analysts alike. But what exactly has that money been buying, and are insurers getting their money’s worth? A panel of industry experts reveal what solutions insurers must implement now in order to be competitive today and in business tomorrow. November 17, 2010 ET Do's and Don'ts of Insurance Software SelectionFor the fourth consecutive year insurers are actively searching for and selecting third party software to replaced legacy core insurance systems. These multi-million dollar, mission-critical undertakings must be planned and executed like any other strategic project. Join us to hear what to do, what not to do, and to hear from industry experts and carrier representatives who will share their hard-won insights on how to choose the "right" software. October 28, 2010 ET Bringing Clarity to CCM and ECMThe insurance industry never stops looking for better ways to communicate with customers and more efficient ways to manage documents and content. Customer Communications Management (CCM) and Enterprise Content Management (ECM) sit high on the priority list, but it is a formidable challenge to figure out how to make all the technology for document management, scanning/imaging, e signatures, voice communications, electronic billing, and output management work together seamlessly. August 26, 2010 ET Simply Automate: Increase Visibility. Reduce Costs. Improve Customer Service.To cope with the new realities of the financial market, insurance companies are looking for increasingly innovative ways to cut costs, increase productivity and improve regulatory compliance. Simply automating document driven business processes, such as claims processing, invoice processing, mailroom and records, is an effective strategy for achieving these goals with measurable ROI. |
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May 13, 2009 ET Business Success Through Insurance Information MasteryInsurers are being asked to grow and defend their business, accelerate time to market, and provide full regulatory transparency, all while reducing costs. For most P&C insurers, the myriad of processes to turn data into business information is an obstacle to delivering this business value. June 16, 2009 ET The Future of Predictive Modeling in Litigation ManagementMoving forward, predictive modeling will play a greater role in litigation management, providing significant improvements in process and total claim outcomes. This web seminar discusses the impact of system-aided guidance. July 30, 2009 ET State of the Market: Where We Are, Where We’re GoingAlong with the ongoing unpredictable economy comes an uncertainty regarding what strategies are wisest and which technologies are the best to implement. Join us to hear what several industry analysts have to suggest to turn turmoil into opportunity. And take advantage of their expertise by asking them the questions that matter most to you. September 16, 2009 ET Utilizing Accurate Property Information to Reduce Premium Tax Liabilities When it comes to filing premium tax, properly assigning an address to the correct jurisdiction is crucial. For insurers, identifying the precise location of a property can mean the difference between compliance and significant penalties. Join us on for a one hour Web seminar detailing First American’s Premium Tax Solution. October 21, 2009 ET 2010 Claims Technology Outlook: Market Overview and Trends Insurance companies are being squeezed from all sides – increasing regulation and legislation, fluctuating consumer demands, market pressures applied from savvy competitors. Reducing costs and improving customer service can be key differentiators for insurance companies looking to beat the odds, and these considerations are not dependent on company size. October 29, 2009 ET Healthcare Reform: The Technology Prescription for Inevitable ChangeAs the healthcare debate heats up, change is likely. While nothing is certain, the one thing you can be sure of is insurers must be able to adapt to the new demands. Are you being proactive to manage change and the impact it will have on your Product Development process and operations? December 15, 2009 ET Driving Growth and Efficiency Across Core Processes in 2010 and BeyondJoin National Underwriter and IBM and hear from industry experts as they discuss the use of technologies such as Business Rule Management System (BRMS), Business Process Management System (BPM) and analytics to build smarter insurance processes, leveraging existing IT investments to overcome process silos and address risk management, speed to market, product innovation and transparency needs across product portfolios. February 25, 2010 ET 2010: The Road to Recovery - How to Position IT for the Business Push As insurers and vendors establish their business plans to accelerate growth in the new year, a partnership is needed to position each side in the same profitable direction. Information technology already has taken a leadership role in helping the insurance industry to avoid the woes many industries have encountered. IT will become even more important as the industry sets in motion the strategy for the next decade. Find out from industry experts what IT needs to know now to kick-start revenue generation today.March 11, 2010 ET Build Customer Loyalty & Increase Retention: Communicate Anytime, Anywhere, Any Channel What we have here is a failure to communicate.” This often-quoted line has been applied to many situations since Cool Hand Luke hit the movie screens in 1967. But it’s especially apt when we consider the conundrum facing insurance carriers today as they seek to improve the customer experience, retain their loyalty, and drive long-term profitability. Join Deb Smallwood, SMA and Lisa Sutrick, Pitney Bowes Business Insight as they lay the groundwork for a successful multi-channel customer experience. May 12, 2010 ET Top 5 Ways SaaS BI Can Transform Your P&C Insurance BusinessAs P&C market pressures continue, the need for information is at a premium. Transforming disparate sources of data into meaningful information is not a new problem. Delivering the right information and capturing user adoption remain obstacles for most companies. Software technology continues constant upgrades and change. But as cloud computing and the internet march forward, companies are looking at alternative delivery models like SaaS as potential game changers. Are you proactively evaluating the impact it will have on your IT resources and business operations? March 31, 2010 ET Insurers: Staking your Claim to Business Process Automation Join Kofax, Claims and Tech Decisions for a one hour educational webinar and learn how to automate document driven business processes. Also, find out how to cope with the new realities of the financial market, insurance companies are looking for increasingly innovative ways to cut costs, increase sales productivity and customer share of wallet, and improve regulatory compliance.
April 22, 2010 ET Clear the Way for Improved Claims Handling and Customer ServiceJoin Tech Decisions, Claims, and National Underwriter Property and Casualty for a one hour educational webinar. Get control and visibility into your claims today. You will be able to see how other insurance companies have used document automation and workflow management to successfully streamline their claim process.April 21, 2010 ET David v. Goliath: Leveling the Insurance Playing Field with Fully-Integrated Policy Administration SolutionsAll too often the competitive advantage in today’s insurance marketplace goes to the company with the biggest budget or the most recognized brand name. But what if insurance companies of all sizes could compete effectively for business and win over the big brand name, and limitations presented by marketing budgets, technology dollars, physical size and number of employees could be overcome by the creative application of integrated functionality and new technologies? David could potentially conquer Goliath on a level playing field.May 19, 2010 ET Dollars from Your Data: Strategies for Leveraging Your Information Assets for Profitable GainData management plays a key role in achieving competitive advantage. More and more insurance executives are coming to understand that they can get tremendous competitive advantage by effectively using and managing their data across the enterprise from underwriting and claims to marketing and sales. Join us for this free one-hour webinar to discover how todays insurance companies are using data management technologies to bridge the gap between operational business functions and strategic information assets |
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