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Customers now expect the same level of service on social media from financial firms, insurance providers, and other regulated enterprises as they receive from technology and retail companies. But without the right compliance controls in place, your organization could violate customer privacy rules and other regulatory guidelines. Are you taking the right steps to ensure compliance?

Millennials are different than any other generation before them. They are making major decisions later in life—from choosing a career, getting married, buying a home and yes, investing in life insurance. And while they are more tech savvy than their predecessors and want to make purchasing from any device of their choosing, they still value face-to-face interaction, contrary to popular belief. Insurance and financial companies need to understand the unique dynamics of the millennial generation in order to better service and exceed expectations of this growing consumer base. They need to meet their tech-savvy expectations, while also understanding Millennials still value one-to-one attention. In fact, 48% of Millennials said they would be more likely to make a speedy financial or insurance-related decision if a person who they trusted took the time to explain the benefits and risks. Download this whitepaper and learn how to better tap into the growing millennial market.

Not so long ago, if you asked a business executive, “what is the most irreplaceable part of your business?” they might have pointed at their building or their employees. The really forward-thinking execs may have chosen their customers. But the reality is that businesses have insurance to deal with the loss of a building; they can hire new employees; and they can acquire new customers. The one thing that is truly irreplaceable is their data. Lose that and you really are out of business. The potential risks to your data can be as subtle as the malfunction of tiny areas on a disk drive or as enormous as the failure of an entire data center. That means it’s not enough just to protect your data — you must also select the best way to protect it. To deliver that protection in an economical and rapidly recoverable way requires a system that gives you complete control to determine levels of data protection based on the type of data. In this paper, we’ll talk about the science of data protect

"Despite deploying multiple security layers to defend against cyberattacks, enterprises continue to be infected by web malware and have credentials stolen via phishing. Why is this? Here’s a 40 minute webinar featuring a representative of a leading insurance company - providing the customer perspective, along with John Pescatore, Director of Emerging Technologies at SANS Institute, and Kowsik Guruswamy, Menlo Security CTO, to answer this. Together, they discuss: * The shortcomings of today’s reactive security philosophy * Why the web continues to present a risk to businesses * The benefits of embracing Isolation * How organizations should rethink their security strategy moving forward"

Learn why small business are switching to individual health insurance.

Are you prepared for health care reform? This 3-page checklist guides you through the general compliance requirements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to help you prepare now for 2014 and beyond. The checklist is broken down into five categories: 1. Health Plan Action Items; 2. Employer Tax Changes; 3. Fees and Filings; 4. Shared Responsibility Employer Preparation; and 5. ACA Provisions beyond 2014.

The 2017 Digital Trends in Financial Services and Insurance report is based on a sample of almost 850 FSI respondents1 who were among more than 14,000 digital professionals taking part in the annual Digital Trends survey carried out in November and December 2016.

"71% of consumers do some digital research before buying an insurance policy, and 26% of those surveyed had purchased their policies online. Insurance companies are investing in interactive websites, mobile apps, and analytics software to help them optimize their processes, increase sales, improve customer service, and boost their financial standing. But is this enough to keep up? As technology continues to advance, leading insurance companies are already looking ahead to the next big advance that will transform the industry: cognitive computing."

• Digital transformation is essential in the modern software factory, and mainframes are mission-essential elements in many industries, including, finance, transportation, insurance and others • The industry is adopting agile and DevOps practices throughout IT to increase business agility • Explore the potential for DevOps in your organization, told from a mainframer’s point of view

The industry is adopting agile and DevOps practices throughout IT to increase business agility. In this book, explore the potential for DevOps in your organization, told from a mainframe point of view. Talking Points: • Digital transformation is essential in the modern software factory, and mainframes are mission-essential elements in many industries, including, finance, transportation, insurance and others • The industry is adopting agile and DevOps practices throughout IT to increase business agility • Explore the potential for DevOps in your organization, told from a mainframer’s point of view

How to Get the Package You Need -Without Breaking the Bank

How to Get the Package You Need -Without Breaking the Bank

It’s all about minimizing surprises. This handy resource provides a high-level, high deductible health plan crash course, some basic tips for getting started, and a worksheet to help you be sure you’re using your plan in the best way possible.

Business continuity, data insurance, local storage flexibility, cost benefits, standards compliance and infrastructure control. This is just some of what Datto and hybrid cloud backup can do for you, and your clients.

Traditional insurers are no longer safe with insurtechs challenging incumbents to rethink their business and operating models. This mass disruption creates increased pressure on IT to deliver intrinsic business value, including new services, customer touchpoints, and experiences. Successful insurance transformation requires rethinking the traditional IT operating model to allow IT to focus on creating reusable assets that empower lines of business. Doing so increases IT’s delivery capacity, making businesses more agile. Read this whitepaper to learn: An overview of the challenges insurers are facing in the industry. How a new IT operating model – API-led connectivity – allows IT teams to unlock data from legacy systems and drive reuse across the enterprise. Strategies for using APIs to create a single view of the customer and build connected customer experiences.

Join us for an informative webinar and learn how easy it can be to create exceptional value through FP&A in 2011.

Join us for an informative webinar and learn how easy it can be to create exceptional value through FP&A. You will hear case studies describing how leading insurance companies worldwide have been able to move beyond Excel and save time, enhance companywide collaboration, and improve business decisions - ultimately resulting in higher revenues and profits. And you'll also see a demo of how Adaptive Planning's award-winning software creates value for insurance companies.

Professional Employer Organizations partner with businesses to manage payroll, employee benefits, and back-office HR administration. The PEO solution involves a legal arrangement called "co-employment" which allows the PEO to make payroll, deposit employment taxes, and provide insurance benefits from its own account, rather than as an agent or on behalf of its client.

Professional Employer Organizations partner with businesses to manage payroll, employee benefits, and back-office HR administration. The PEO solution involves a legal arrangement called "co-employment" which allows the PEO to make payroll, deposit employment taxes, and provide insurance benefits from its own account, rather than as an agent or on behalf of its client.

The client is one of the world's leading insurance companies. In 2007, the client embarked on a journey to transform its actuarial function. The objective was to improve the operational efficiencies and accuracy of actuarial reporting, while meeting tight timelines and reducing operational costs.

Our client is one of UK’s largest provider of health insurance and one of the largest insurers in the world. Their health insurance products range from private medical insurance to income protection covering more than 750,000 lives.

Card members at this consumer retail bank, enjoy a large variety of products and services. The bank offers standard banking transactions, credit cards, insurance, and investment products. After the 2008 financial crisis, the bank experienced a sharp decline in overall customer satisfaction, and also learned that its customers were more empowered than before. In order to adapt, the bank adopted a customer-centric approach by introducting: • A new customer motto: “Know me, value me, make it easy for me, and protect me” • A new core initiative is to always teach digital first • An understanding that customers are serviced on the digital channels they prefer to use SundaySky SmartVideo enables the bank to take a strategic approach to enhancing the customer engagement process with personalized video experiences that welcome new card members and assist them in fully understanding how to get the most out of their new product.

AA Ireland specializes in home, motor, and travel insurance and provides emergency rescue for people in their homes and on the road, attending to over 140,000 car break downs every year, 80% of which are fixed on-the-spot.

We convened top academic medical center leaders for our AMC Advisory Roundtable in October of 2013. We also conduct regular discussions with a wide array of health care executives, including leaders of health systems, medical groups, insurance companies, and academic institutions. This whitepaper shares some of the key themes that have emerged from those meetings.

To create a centralized and standardized, user-friendly system that enables internal and independent insurance agents to make precise and consistent policy quotes and uniform underwriting decisions, ACG adopted FICO's Blaze Advisor decision rules management system.