So much has been written and said about core systems replacement over the last few years that separating the facts from the myths has become increasingly difficult.

So much has been written and said about core systems replacement over the last few years that separating the facts from the myths has become increasingly difficult.

Mobile technology has to move up on the priority list for carriers that havent started on it yet. Its likely that the iPad 3 will cause another surge of tablet sales. Smartphones coming out have quad core processors and the average consumer doesnt even have a quad core desktop yet.

Mobile technology has to move up on the priority list for carriers that havent started on it yet. Its likely that the iPad 3 will cause another surge of tablet sales. Smartphones coming out have quad core processors and the average consumer doesnt even have a quad core desktop yet.

Faced with a host of challenges and pressures, insurers have been driven to look for new ways to improve results in areas such as reducing claims leakage, improving underwriting performance, and generally reducing costs.

Should an insurance carrier buy, build, or outsource the development of its systems?

From science fiction to the living room, technology fuels the insurance industry.

In its annual insurance CIO survey report published last January, Celent predicted 2005 would be "the year of policy admin." While the high volume of policy administration requests for information (RF