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Remember that episode of Seinfeld where Elaine confronts her doctor about her medical chart that labels her as "difficult?" In the opening of The Package episode...

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Instant messaging, smart phones, virtual meetings and company-supplied PCs. Is there anything else young people are demanding from prospective insurance employers? Why, yes. They want Facebook access as well. Find out what tech toys insurance companies need lure young hires

The Montreal-based firm installs an automated data transferring system that eliminates the need for employees to imput information from hard copies. How reusable services get developed almost by accident

In a flurry of press releases and corporate handshakes, IBM Canada Ltd. and Manulife Financial Corp. announced Monday both a new partnership to fund a university research centre and a new outsourcing deal.

Beginning next week, financial services companies with Vermont customers will face strict limits on what they can do with the personal data of state residents. These new privacy rules have prompted five insurance industry trade groups to jointly file a lawsuit against state officials, while also warning that the rules will hike business costs and hurt customers.

When he goes to Washington, D.C. this week to testify before the U.S. Congress on computer and Internet security, Bruce Schneier, the chief technology officer of Counterpane Internet Security Inc., would like to tell them that such efforts are currently done poorly and with the wrong goals.