Insurers will need to buckle down on information management strategies to
address the growth of data throughout the next year.

As the insurance industry looks to 2015, businesses may be concerned about
losing: losing money, losing customers to their competitors, and losing in
the battle to improve their technological capabilities
<http://www.insurancetech.com/channels/insurers-expect-arms-race-to-acquire-tech-capabilities/d/d-id/1317891>.
One thing they're not worried about losing is data.

The amount of electronic information has skyrocketed throughout the past
year, and that trend will continue through 2015. Insurers, which must keep
billions of records and corporate documents year after year, will face an
increase in risk and compliance requirements in order to keep up with
different regulations in various jurisdictions.

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