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Featuring Melissa Pruch, Vice President, Information Services I/S Performance and Operations.

What do Monty Hall and a mathematician pastor have to do with insurance technology? Read this article for the answer.

Technology drives maximal value to the enterprise, not through wielding the power of specific programming languages, but by composing multiple component technologies into systems that model, automate and deliver complex business processes. In this article, Engineer Adam McQuistan explains his thoughts on harnessing the power of containers.

To win in the marketplace and serve our customers effectively, Mutual of Omaha must understand the needs of our target markets and continue to deliver unique solutions and experiences they value. In this article, Chief Information Officer Mike Lechtenberger shares how we continually strive to build a technological environment that supports our differentiation.

As the threat of ransomware attacks grows each day, Mutual of Omaha is working on new ways to counter the risks. Check out this article for some easy steps you can implement at your company today to protect your data.

Finding your dream job is one of the most rewarding things you’ll ever experience. But it can also feel like an overwhelming challenge. In this post our recruiting team shares 10 tips that could be just what you need make your search for the perfect career a success.

Over the past two years, virtual job interviews have become the norm for many businesses. To make a positive impression on camera may require learning a few new tricks. Check out this latest post where you’ll learn eight proven tips that could help you land your dream job.

The insurance industry can be a fulfilling destination for IT professionals. Hear from two software engineers who overcame their preconceived notions and are now enjoying rewarding careers and all the benefits of a supportive, forward-thinking culture at Mutual of Omaha.

We live in a world of IT where a day doesn't go by without hearing the word "microservices." There is no textbook answer for building them. It must be done in a manner that suits the organization and adheres to standards.