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Insurance companies set to ramp up IT spend in 2012

10 August 2011 •

CRM systems are likely to benefit most from increased investment

Insurance companies are set to increase their global IT spend significantly in 2012, even though most are still reeling from the effects of the financial crisis. This is according to a report by...

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