
Anthony O'DonnellAnthony O'Donnell has covered technology in the insurance industry since 2000, when he joined the editorial staff of Insurance & Technology. As an editor and reporter for I&T and the InformationWeek Financial Services of TechWeb he has written on all areas of information technology in the property/casualty, life and health insurance industries, following the trends and issues faced by senior technology executives. In addition to reporting and editorial duties for I&T, O'Donnell also serves as a moderator and speaker at industry events and broadcasts. He began his editorial career in the healthcare industry where he reported and edited for medical publications with a variety of audiences, from the general public to physicians and researchers. He has also worked in the healthcare field as a media relations professional and Spanish/English interpreter/translator, and has taught English composition and conversation classes to native speakers of Spanish, both in the United States and in Latin America. O'Donnell lives in the Portland, Oregon area with his wife and two sons.
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June 04, 2013
IT managers must think of employees as people, not as interchangeable resources, says author and former CIO Frank Wander.
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November 09, 2009
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March 27, 2008
Recent damage to undersea cables underscores the vulnerability of offshore relationships.
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February 21, 2008
Document automation solutions are becoming a focus of enterprisewide content management systems.
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February 01, 2007
Bank deploys Yolus credit trading product.
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May 01, 2006
Health savings accounts offer rich opportunities for banks willing and able to make the investment necessary for seamless systems integration with health insurer partners.
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March 18, 2005
Growing external e-mail threats and an evolving compliance and legal liability environment are forcing financial services firms to reevaluate their state of preparedness.
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March 30, 2004
Scotland-based European Technology Centre paves way for worldwide sourcing model.
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December 01, 2003
Rulings pave way for next-gen administration of consumer-directed health plans.