An introduction to insurance applications on the World Wide Web

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The World Wide Web (WWW) offers many advantages to insurance companies. At present, the WWW serves mainly as a marketing tool allowing companies to build corporate images. In the near future, however, the WWW may be used to handle electronic requests for product information, investment allocation, claims submission and insurance applications processing. An offshoot of WWW called intranets also hold numerous applications for the insurance industry.

World Wide Web, Intranets

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Selling personal lines insurance on the Internet

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The Internet may soon become an integral part of an insurance company's operations. At present, the Internet is used primarily as a marketing tool to develop a corporate image. However, it may soon be used to handle insurance applications and process claims. Despite its numerous applications, insurance companies will continue to depend on sales representatives to provide invaluable services.

Internet

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Privacy and insurance web transactions

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The use of private personal information obtained by insurance companies on their Web sites is discussed.

United States, Video Retailing Service, All Other Information Services, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Privacy, Statistical Data Included, Interpretation and construction, Laws, regulations and rules, Online services, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Home shopping, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy

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