Using the technology developed by NetMap Analytics, we have produced several studies of the network of contemporary trade. Maps of networks can often seem like nothing more than random lines. Viewing globalization as a network allows us to combine different forms of interaction (e.g., trade, migration, conflict) into a cohesive portrait of international integration. A focus on networks allows us to examine the integration of economic, social, political, and cultural regimes as a process in and of itself. Networks may also be interconnected chains or systems of immaterial things, events, or processes. Obvious examples are the body’s circulatory network of veins or a country’s arteries of rivers, canals, railways, and roads. Most literally, networks are arrangements of connections into nets, or systems linking groups of points and intersecting lines.
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In the United States and around the world, ISO serves insurers, reinsurers, agents, brokers, self-insureds, risk managers, insurance regulators, and other government agencies.The notion of a network may be the best means through which to appreciate the particular qualities of globalization. For a broad spectrum of commercial and personal lines of insurance, ISO provides statistical, actuarial, underwriting, and claims information and analysis consulting and technical services policy language information about specific locations fraud-identification tools and data processing. ISO is a leading source of information, products and services related to property and liability risk.
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NetMap visual link analysis technology also forms the basis of ISO's PC-based ViewLink Manager software that dramatically improves insurers' effectiveness in using the ISO ClaimSearch system by presenting relationships in visually compelling form. To detect patterns of fraud, NetMap for Claims analyzes insurers' own data as well as data from the ISO ClaimSearch ® system, ISO's antifraud claims information database of 256 million records. Top insurers analyze their data using NetMap for Claims software to reveal potentially fraudulent claims. "Full ownership and control of NetMap deepens ISO's ability to meet that commitment." "ISO is committed to be an arsenal in the property/casualty industry's war on claims fraud that robs insurers - and ultimately policyholders - of more than $24 billion a year," Coyne said. Coyne, ISO's president and chief executive officer. property/casualty insurance industry an uninterrupted flow of fraud-detection products and services, and support for those services," said Frank J. "By acquiring sole ownership of NetMap and integrating it into ISO's claims unit, ISO is now able to assure the U.S. The Australian entity is licensed to sell NetMap insurance products in the Australian, New Zealand and Singapore markets, and non-insurance products worldwide other than in the U.S. based in Sydney, Australia, under the leadership of its chief executive officer, Richard McLean, the former head of NetMap Analytics. Moreover, ISO will retain a minority position in NetMap Analytics Pty Ltd. ISO will retain sole rights to sell NetMap insurance products - including ViewLink Manager TM and NetMap for Claims TM - around the world, other than in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
The software operation will continue to be called NetMap Analytics and will remain in Columbus. The acquisition follows ISO's purchase last year of a majority position in the firm, which operationally, will become part of ISO's claims department.
(ISO) has acquired 100 percent of NetMap Analytics LLC, a Columbus, Ohio–based software company that produces visual-link analysis technology used to detect fraud in insurance claims. 25, 2002 - Insurance Services Office, Inc.
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