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Agents and brokers are faced with the challenge of deciding whether and how much to invest in new technology. Another big issue is timing: Just because technology can benefit your agency doesn't mean that your agency is ready for it.Regardless of the

Their observations came as part of a Web seminar titled "Financial Reporting: Consequences of the Mortgage Market Meltdown," moderated by Paul Graziano, executive vice president Aon's industry and pro

It's 6 a.m. Gasoline is more than $3 a gallon. You are 25 miles from your office, which means a 45-minute commute on a great day, an hour on a regular day, and two hours on a bad day. Once at the offi

When Western Financial Group, a Canadian banking and insurance firm, decided to abandon its application delivery infrastructure, it wasn't because the system wasn't working. Doug Bennett, Western's IT

As any insurer or business owner knows, catastrophes can strike on any front without warning.

Years ago, it seemed every town had a local television station that aired a show designed to scare kids out of their wits. The format was always the same. Some local personality or station employee would draw the short straw and get made up as a

An internationally-recognized commercial loss adjusting firm spent significant amounts of management time, not to mention dollars, in an effort to recruit highly experienced, and highly compensated, senior adjusters.

Keeping a business running in the event of disruptions can mean everything from data replication to making the network available to employees in their own homes. The question carriers are asking is: H