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Converting bits and bytes: data conversions have become more frequent. Yet, many insurance companies are not very good at it, argues one expert, who offers guidance in navigating the pitfalls of data conversion

Though the saying "knowledge is power," may sound cliche, especially in risk management, it's true. Our industry relies on knowledge and...
Risk & Insurance, 04/01/04 by Jerry Kaul · More from publication
Simplifying Insurance Data Conversions.

One of the consequences of merger and acquisition activity is that insurers inherit a variety of legacy systems. And, in the case of IT systems,...
Insurance Networking News: Executive Strategies for Technology Management, 10/29/03 by Kaul, Jerry · More from publication
Details can be devilish in insurance data conversions.(Technology trends: data mining & warehousing)

Migrating from legacy systems, consolidating operations, reducing operating costs--it all sounds good until you look under the covers and...
National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management, 09/22/03 by Kaul, Jerry · More from publication
Details are devilish in insurance data conversions.(Technology)

Migrating from legacy systems, consolidating operations, reducing operating costs--it all sounds good until you look under the covers and...
National Underwriter Life & Health-Financial Services Edition, 08/18/03 by Kaul, Jerry · More from publication

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